Catherine Clark Books in Order

After a painful talent-show flop, Sheila loses confidence in herself as a performer. She has to decide whether she can risk one more public try when the spring musical comes around.

Megan Patterson suddenly finds herself in the spotlight as the host of her own cable talk show. The attention feels exciting, but fame starts putting pressure on the people, and the boyfriend, who knew her before it did.

Michael Bonello is a terrible mob recruit, Lisa Johnson is in over her head, and one bad decision sends them into a comic spiral of gangsters, kidnappings, and romance. It is part caper, part love story, and happily off-balance.

Based on the TV series, this novel steps inside Angela Chase's head as she navigates school, friendship, family, and her obsession with Jordan Catalano. It keeps the awkwardness and emotional intensity that made the show memorable.

A teen romance about the shock of first attraction and how one meeting can rearrange everything you thought you knew. Catherine Clark keeps the focus on emotion, uncertainty, and the thrill of a relationship just beginning.

Dottie Weist decides robbing a bank might be the only way to take control of her life, which is only the start of the trouble. Catherine Clark turns the setup into a quirky crime comedy about old connections, bad plans, and second chances.

School is out, but Angela Chase and her friends are still tangled in crushes, work, and identity crises. This summer follow-up keeps the show's sharp teen voice while pushing everyone into new complications.

The Robinson family blasts off on a mission to colonize a new world, only to be thrown wildly off course by sabotage. Stranded with Major West, Dr. Smith, and the Robot, they have to survive the unknown together.

Lucy Camden is tired of being squeezed between an older sister who shines and a younger one who gets her way. This 7th Heaven tie-in follows her search for a place in a loud, loving family.

Courtney Von Dragen Smith starts senior year newly single, working at Truth or Dairy, and trying to swear off boys. That would be easier if heartbreak, friendship drama, and one especially distracting guy would leave her alone.

A short teen romance about falling hard when timing and circumstances are all wrong. Catherine Clark leans into the rush, confusion, and ache that make first love feel impossible to ignore.

Courtney leaves Colorado for college in Wisconsin and discovers that long-distance love, dorm life, and vegan ideals are harder to manage in America's Dairyland. Told in her sharp diary voice, it is funny, messy, and very college-freshman.

As Lorelai's wedding plans start taking over life in Stars Hollow, Rory is pulled into the chaos while juggling school and her own feelings. This Gilmore Girls tie-in captures the mix of heart, humor, and family drama that drives the show.

This Gilmore Girls tie-in follows Rory and Lorelai through school stress, family pressure, and the familiar blur of love and fast talk in Stars Hollow. It keeps the focus on the pair's close, complicated bond.

Peggy Fleming Farrell is working at the Gas'n Git, paying for her mistakes, and trying to survive a very small-town summer. Between family drama, bad luck, and an unexpected burst of real excitement, things get weird fast.

Peggy Fleming Farrell is stuck in a tiny-town summer of gas-station work, family chaos, and a crush that refuses to cooperate. Then a run of strange local drama turns her boring season into something much wilder.

Colleen thinks her Maine island summer is mapped out: friends, work, and time with her boyfriend Ben. Then Evan, the boy who broke her heart last year, shows up again and throws the whole season off balance.

Nearly a year after her mother's death, Alison is still living by a set of private rules designed to keep grief from shifting. New friendships and a possible romance make it harder to stay safely frozen in place.

Kirsten spends winter in Minneapolis helping her injured sister and caring for a young nephew. Between snow, skating, and two very different brothers, her supposedly dull break turns into a romantic mess.

Liza takes a summer job at a fancy seaside inn expecting easy money, sun, and maybe romance. Instead she lands on the cleaning crew and falls for a guy she is probably not supposed to date.

Emily returns to the Outer Banks hoping for a carefree summer and maybe a new crush next door. That plan gets messy fast when Spencer, the boy who hurt her before, is suddenly back in the picture.

Ariel expects a miserable summer trapped on a cross-country bus tour with her family and a boyfriend back home. Then she meets Andre, and the trip starts forcing her to rethink romance, family, and where she is really headed.

Madison is tired of the mean-girl clique, especially because their leader used to be her best friend. But when a strange anti-mean ritual backfires, Madison and her friends start turning mean too.

This bind-up follows Courtney Von Dragen Smith through heartbreak, long-distance romance, and the jump from senior year to college. With diary-style humor and plenty of dessert puns, it mixes crushes, friendship drama, and growing up.

After twelve-year-old Aidan saves a presidential candidate at a rally, he is swept into campaign buses, TV cameras, and nonstop political chaos. Fame sounds exciting until the candidate's daughter and the media start turning it into a mess.

Lucy and Mikayla plan a perfect lake summer, until Mikayla falls for Jackson, the boy who broke Lucy's heart. Their friendship is tested as crushes, jealousy, and old feelings start to collide.

Seventeen-year-old Frances heads off on a charity bike race with a wild list of dares from her injured best friend, Stella. Finishing it means facing guilt, secrets, and feelings she did not expect.

This summer bind-up pairs Picture Perfect and Wish You Were Here, two vacation romances with very different moods. One girl heads to the Outer Banks hoping to outrun old heartbreak, while another survives a family bus tour that changes everything.