Deborah Gregory Books in Order
Explore Deborah Gregory’s books in order, from the Cheetah Girls’ singing adventures to Catwalk’s school fashion competitions, with summaries of each book.
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Deborah Gregory books in publication order
23 books
Bring It On
by Deborah Gregory
1970
The Cheetah Girls celebrate a talent competition victory, but Dorinda faces trouble at home. When a stranger demands custody of one of her foster brothers, she tries to protect the family she has grown up with.
Hey, Ho, Hollywood
by Deborah Gregory
1999
The Cheetah Girls learn that a teenage R&B star is visiting town and arrange a performance at a hair salon. Their plan could lead to a Hollywood meeting and a chance to impress record executives.
Shop in the Name of Love
by Deborah Gregory
1999
Chanel longs for fashionable clothes before the Cheetah Girls earn their fortune. Impatient with waiting for musical success to fund her shopping, she begins using her mother’s credit card to get the outfits she wants.
The Cornflake House
by Deborah Gregory
1999
Who's 'Bout to Bounce
by Deborah Gregory
1999
Dorinda gets a chance to audition as a backup dancer for singer Money Monique. A place on the tour could launch her career, but would also mean leaving her foster mother and the Cheetah Girls behind.
Wishing on a Star
by Deborah Gregory
1999
New friends meet during their first week at a New York fashion high school and decide to improve their finances. They form the Cheetah Girls, a singing group built around their shared hopes for success.
Dorinda's Secret
by Deborah Gregory
2000
Dorinda has concealed the fact that her sister is white from her fellow Cheetah Girls. When her sister plans to attend the group’s concert, keeping that part of her family life hidden becomes much harder.
Growl Power!
by Deborah Gregory
2000
Twins Angie and Aqua return to Houston for Thanksgiving, hoping to advance the Cheetah Girls’ recording ambitions. They seek access to a popular local group’s concert, but jealousy threatens their chance to reach its audience.
It's Raining Benjamins
by Deborah Gregory
2000
A record company offers the Cheetah Girls a trial single deal, but Chanel and Galleria clash over leadership. Their musical opportunity forces them to address the rivalry and find a way to write together.
Showdown At the Okie-Dokie
by Deborah Gregory
2000
Still in Houston after a major performance, Galleria wants the Cheetah Girls to sing at a rodeo. Cowboys and unruly animals complicate their plans, while another band’s accusation of stolen lyrics threatens their reputation.
Woof, There It Is
by Deborah Gregory
2000
While awaiting news about a record deal, Galleria starts wearing a dog collar bought for Toto. Her unusual accessory catches on, giving the Cheetah Girls a chance to start a fashion business alongside their music.
Cuchifrita Ballerina
by Deborah Gregory
2001
Accusations about borrowed lyrics leave Chanel ashamed and considering a future in ballet. Pursuing a place with American Ballet Theatre’s junior dancers, she must decide how her new ambitions fit with her friendships in the Cheetah Girls.
Dorinda Gets a Groove
by Deborah Gregory
2001
Dorinda envies her sister Tiffany’s comfortable new life after adoption, but discovers they make music well together. When Tiffany wants to join the Cheetah Girls, Dorinda faces a difficult choice between her sister and her bandmates.
In the House with Mouse
by Deborah Gregory
2001
Angie and Aqua worry about their father’s relationship with an eccentric spiritual leader whose influence disrupts their household. As the Cheetah Girls prepare to record a demo, the twins struggle to concentrate on their music.
Oops, Doggy Dog
by Deborah Gregory
2002
Galleria looks forward to recording with producer Mouse Almighty, until her dog fathers a neighbor’s puppies. A dispute over the animals’ custody draws in her family and threatens to distract her from the group’s musical opportunity.
The Better Part
by Deborah Gregory
2002
The Cheetah Girls Movie
by Deborah Gregory
2004
The Cheetah Girls hope to turn their singing group into a chart success. When producer Jackal Johnson takes an interest, his offer tests their friendship and forces them to consider what they are willing to sacrifice.
Dancing with the Dead
by Deborah Gregory
2007
Catwalk
by Deborah Gregory
2008
Pashmina and her friends form a fashion house at their Manhattan high school to compete with other student designers. Creating and presenting an original clothing line could win them a scholarship and launch their fashion careers.
Strike a Pose
by Deborah Gregory
2009
Competition intensifies as student fashion houses prepare their first clothing lines at Fashion International High School. Disagreements within the House of Pashmina threaten its chances of winning a career opportunity and a trip to Florence.
Bow-wow Wow!
by Deborah Gregory
2011
Recovering from a ballet injury, Chanel struggles with dancing and feels excluded as her friends focus on puppies. Her drastic diet causes dizziness just as the Cheetah Girls prepare to return to the recording studio.
Twinkle, Twinkle, Cheetah Stars
by Deborah Gregory
2011
The Cheetah Girls finally arrange a recording session with Mouse Almighty, but Angie and Aqua have Christmas plans in Houston. The twins must weigh family commitments against a studio opportunity that depends on their voices.
Rip the Runway
by Deborah Gregory
2016
Pashmina Purrstein and her team prepare for the final stage of their school’s fashion competition. With a trip to Florence at stake, they must bring their designs onto the runway and prove their house can compete.
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