Helen Bailey Books in Order

This personal account follows one woman's deep attachment to Borthwick Castle and the struggle of trying to preserve it. It is part memoir, part history, and full of the stubborn romance of saving an old place.

A nonfiction book about getting beyond Cold War slogans and seeing Soviet people as individuals. Personal stories and everyday details help make a distant society feel more human and easier to understand.

This early Felicity Wishes story introduces Felicity and her fairy friends as they learn, play, and dream about the future. It is a gentle, welcoming start to a magical friendship-filled world.

A trio of Felicity Wishes adventures brings together dancing, school-day muddles, and small magical problems. These are light, friendly stories about confidence, fun, and fairy friendships.

Three short Felicity Wishes stories follow fashion experiments, decorating chaos, and skating trouble. They are breezy fairy adventures about style, friendship, and the small disasters that come with trying something new.

A sleepover turns deliciously eerie when strange noises start spooking the fairies in the night. It is a cozy little adventure with just enough shivers to keep younger readers turning the pages.

Felicity is excited about her birthday, until it looks as though none of her friends can come. What follows is a sweet fairy tale about hurt feelings, friendship, and a surprise waiting just out of sight.

This collection gathers Felicity Wishes stories where the best plans go wobbling off course. Magic, friendship, and a few cheerful disasters keep the fairy world busy until everything comes right again.

A fortune teller warns Topaz that she will never make it as a star, just as she is chasing a part in a film. When she ends up sidelined and Octavia is close by, her confidence starts to wobble.

After a successful Christmas show, Topaz pushes for her first advertising work and a bigger taste of fame. The path looks exciting, but rival Octavia Quaver is ready to block her at every turn.

Topaz is thrilled to win a place at Precious Gems Stage School, but the glamour soon turns into hard work. With new friends, stage fright, family pressures, and rival Octavia to face, she has a lot to prove.

Topaz, Sapphire, and Ruby are ready for a holiday after their first year at stage school. Even away from rehearsals, though, competition and drama have a habit of following Topaz wherever she goes.

Electra's family is falling apart, her dad is moving out, her mum is barely coping, and her little brother is in trouble. Naturally, Electra and her best friends come up with a plan that seems helpful at the time and turns out to be anything but.

Electra is getting questions from all sides while trying to sort out the chaos between her separated parents. Reuniting the family sounds like a great idea, until crushes, gossip, and bad timing get in the way.

Back for a second year at Precious Gems Stage School, Topaz throws herself at an Ice Spectacular audition despite barely knowing how to skate. Rivalry, nerves, and a glittering new challenge make this a slippery test of her star dreams.

Topaz lands a role in a new play and thinks her big chance has arrived. Then rehearsals go wrong, the leading lady is fired, and she has to share the spotlight with her rival Octavia Quaver.

Everyone around Electra seems wrapped up in romance, and she hates feeling left behind. As her friends pair off and compare notes, she is left juggling envy, appetite, and her usual talent for making things more complicated.

After too much teasing from her friends, Electra decides she will go out with the first boy who asks. It sounds bold in theory, but in practice she may be leaping straight into another social catastrophe.

Electra is madly into a cute, cool bad boy who seems exactly her type. There is just one problem, she already has a boyfriend, and doing the right thing is a lot less fun than flirting with disaster.

A dreadful smell is spreading through Windybottom, and Willow discovers a mountain of rubbish behind it. She must rally her woodland friends, clean up the mess, and save the day before everything is ruined.

Daisy Davenport has the perfect rich-girl life until her father goes to prison for corruption. Forced into a cramped new home and a rough new school, she has to figure out who she is without the money.

Channy is already embarrassed by her parents' Abba tribute act when she learns a family secret that changes everything. Her search for answers pulls her toward real danger in this tense, funny YA standalone.

This picture-led guide follows Ed and Lauren as they start a relationship and learn about consent, contraception, and sexual health. It is practical, direct, and designed to make sensitive topics easier to understand.

When all the water disappears from Windybottom Wood, Willow knows something is badly wrong. The determined woodsprite sets out to uncover the culprit and save her home from a very nasty surprise.

A younger-reader novel from Helen Bailey, written with the lively energy that runs through her children's fiction. Expect humor, social chaos, and big feelings seen through a sharply observant voice.

After her husband dies suddenly on holiday, Helen Bailey writes with raw honesty about grief, survival, and slowly rebuilding a life. It is a personal, clear-eyed memoir about loss, love, and finding your footing again.

Laurie and Tica, two baby leatherback turtles, set out into a huge ocean in this rhyming picture book. Their journey introduces young readers to marine life, migration, and the dangers these endangered turtles face.