Blair Thornburgh Books in Order
Explore Blair Thornburgh's books in order, with summaries of her teen novels, picture books and college guide to help you choose where to start reading.
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Blair Thornburgh books in publication order
5 books
Stuff Every College Student Should Know
by Blair Thornburgh
2014
This compact handbook covers everyday challenges of college life beyond the classroom. Tips and lists address roommates, studying, choosing a major, budgeting for meals, laundry, social situations, and the practical responsibilities of living more independently.
Who's That Girl
by Blair Thornburgh
2017
Nattie McCullough's musician crush returns with a hit song bearing her name, making her question their awkward encounter the previous summer. While planning her school's LGBTQIA dance, she also develops feelings for a friend, complicating her unexpected brush with fame.
Ordinary Girls
by Blair Thornburgh
2019
Opposite in temperament, sisters Plum and Ginny face financial trouble that threatens their familiar home life. As Plum develops an independent social world, her sister's hidden struggles test their relationship in this contemporary reworking of Sense and Sensibility.
Skulls!
by Blair Thornburgh
2019
This illustrated picture book introduces skulls as familiar, useful parts of everyone's body rather than frightening objects. Playful explanations and Scott Campbell's artwork help young readers consider the bones inside their heads with curiosity instead of fear.
Second Banana
by Blair Thornburgh
2020
A child is disappointed to be cast as Second Banana in the class nutrition pageant, sharing a role she wanted for herself. This picture book explores frustration, friendship, and creative responses to the disappointments of a school performance.
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