Amy Poeppel Books in Order
Amy Poeppel is a series of 5 books written by Amy Poeppel.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Amy Poeppel books in publication order
5 books
Small Admissions
by Amy Poeppel
2016
Adrift after a painful breakup, Kate lands a job in admissions at an elite Manhattan school. Interviews with ambitious parents and unpredictable children pull her into a demanding new world while she struggles to put her own life together.
Limelight
by Amy Poeppel
2018
Allison’s move from Dallas to Manhattan leaves her family struggling to settle in. An unexpected encounter with a troubled young pop star draws her into his Broadway career and a job requiring far more than ordinary assistant duties.
Musical Chairs
by Amy Poeppel
2020
Chamber musicians Bridget and Will retreat to Connecticut, hoping to revive their ensemble and enjoy a peaceful summer. A breakup, returning adult children and an unexpected family wedding disrupt their plans, bringing old relationships and ambitions back into focus.
The Sweet Spot
by Amy Poeppel
2023
Three women in Greenwich Village find their lives entangled by a divorce, a lost job and an abandoned baby. As they join forces to care for the child, unlikely friendships grow amid the upheaval of their own households.
Far and Away
by Amy Poeppel
2025
Lucy and Greta swap homes between Dallas and Berlin, hoping distance will help their families escape embarrassing scandals. Instead, unfamiliar surroundings bring new problems and expose old secrets, creating an unexpected connection between the two women.
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