Campus Life 101 Books in Order
Part ofWendy Corsi Staub Books in OrderWendy Corsi Staub’s Campus Life 101 follows five school friends into college, where new romances, roommates, and independence test their lasting friendship.
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Campus Life 101 books in publication order
6 books
Bridget: The Fling
by Wendy Corsi Staub
1997
Bridget leaves for college in Seattle while her boyfriend Grant remains behind grieving his father's death. Distance, new experiences, and temptation strain their relationship, forcing her to question whether the romance she brought from home can survive her changing life.
Cameron: The Sorority
by Wendy Corsi Staub
1997
Cameron begins college in Florida determined to join the most desirable sorority. Attraction to Cuban-born Tad challenges her enthusiasm for Greek life, while prejudice surrounding her mixed-race heritage exposes an uglier side of the social world she hopes to enter.
Kim: The Party
by Wendy Corsi Staub
1997
Kim chooses Summervale University for its reputation as a party school and embraces its drinking scene. Attraction to straight-laced Joe complicates that lifestyle, forcing her to reconsider her behavior before it costs her the relationship she wants.
Zara: The Roommate
by Wendy Corsi Staub
1997
Zara follows her parents' hopes into a prestigious women's college and a pre-med program, only to struggle academically. An obnoxious roommate and uncertain romantic interest compound her stress, pushing her to decide whether medicine reflects her own ambitions.
Allison: The Townie
by Wendy Corsi Staub
1998
Allison remains at home in upstate New York while commuting to college and working as a waitress. Her crowded schedule and overprotective parents, who restrict her driving, make the independence enjoyed by her friends seem increasingly out of reach.
The Reunion
by Wendy Corsi Staub
1998
Cameron, Zara, Allison, Kim, and Bridget reunite after college has sent them toward different schools and experiences. Their new lives raise questions about whether a friendship formed in high school can endure changing priorities, relationships, and independence.
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