Jacqueline Wilson Books in Order

A fresh, child-friendly retelling of the Rapunzel fairy tale, focusing on a girl trapped in a tower and the courage it takes to escape. A classic story about freedom, trust, and finding your voice.

An early Jacqueline Wilson story about a child who feels pushed to the edges, at home and at school. A game that starts as fun turns into a test of friendship, honesty, and how well people really know each other.

Ricky is desperate for his birthday to be perfect, but family life has other plans. As the day unfolds, he learns what celebrations can’t fix, and what love can look like in the middle of disappointment.

A party game spirals into something sharper when truths come out and dares go too far. This short teen story explores peer pressure, secrets, and the moment you realise a joke can hurt.

A child uses pretending to cope with a world that feels unstable. As fantasy and reality blur, the story asks what happens when make-believe becomes the safest place to live.

A holiday meant to be relaxing turns tense when real danger enters the picture. This is a darker, teen-focused story about fear, trust, and how fast a situation can spin out of control.

A pair of short stories set around journeys and sudden changes, where young characters have to adapt fast. These early tales focus on friendship, family, and the feeling of being far from home, in more ways than one.

A teen gets pulled toward prejudice and group pressure, and has to face what that does to the people around them. A tough, direct story about how hate takes root, and how it can be challenged.

A moment of anger changes everything, and a young narrator has to deal with the fallout at home and with friends. A sharp, character-driven story about regret, loyalty, and trying to put things back together.

A young person who’s tired of being judged tries to prove they’re more than a label. With family tensions and school drama simmering, the story explores self-esteem, belonging, and what it means to be seen.

A class pet becomes the center of a small mystery, and one child is determined to get to the bottom of it. A funny, fast story about school rumours, wild imagination, and the trouble you can cause with a single idea.

Two children on opposite sides of a divide start to question what they’ve been told. As curiosity turns into connection, the story explores fear of the unknown, friendship, and the courage it takes to cross a line.

A class trip promises freedom and fun, but it quickly becomes a pressure cooker of friends, rivals, and secrets. When things go wrong, a student has to choose between fitting in and doing the right thing.

Summer camp sounds like an adventure until you’re stuck with strangers, strict rules, and homesickness. This story follows a child trying to fit in, find allies, and survive the week with their dignity intact.

Amber feels like she’s always in the middle, between friends, between parents, or between who she is and who people expect. A warm, honest story about growing up, making mistakes, and wanting to matter.

Something is hiding in the cupboard, and it’s not going to stay quiet. A fun, slightly spooky story for younger readers about fear, curiosity, and what happens when you finally open the door.

Teenager Stevie Day is convinced she can crack a real case, and she starts investigating before anyone can stop her. Her detective work brings laughs, danger, and a lesson about what clues can cost.

When a friendship turns sour, one girl discovers how quickly rumours and jealousy can spread. A tense teen story about power games, cruelty, and the small choices that decide whether you join in or speak up.

A young narrator feels like disaster is always around the corner, at home, at school, and in the wider world. This is a thoughtful, teen-focused story about anxiety, uncertainty, and learning to hold on anyway.

A strange jar of slime turns up, and it starts to behave like a pet, a monster, and a prank all at once. This is a funny, slightly spooky story about magic gone wrong and the chaos that follows.

Stevie Day’s instincts tell her something is wrong, and she refuses to ignore it, even when everyone else wants a normal trip. A fast mystery full of close calls, stubborn courage, and Stevie’s trademark determination.

Stevie Day meets someone who seems fascinating, and also seriously troubled, and her curiosity pulls her into a dangerous situation. A darker mystery about risk, compassion, and the temptation to play hero.

A family starts to fracture, and a child watches the adults make choices that don’t make sense. A direct, emotional story about change, loyalty, and the fear that nothing will ever feel solid again.

Stevie Day thinks she’s spotted a scam, and she can’t resist digging deeper. What starts as snooping turns serious as she uncovers secrets, tests friendships, and learns that some adults are better at lying than kids expect.

A group of kids who are used to being ignored try to find their place, and their voice. A story about friendship, social rules, and what happens when the people on the sidelines decide they’re done waiting.

Vicky is still dealing with the fallout from her first brush with the supernatural, and now a crystal ball offers new clues and new danger. A spooky, funny sequel about curiosity, identity, and consequences.

Fourteen-year-old Vicky holds a séance for fun, but something answers, and it isn’t just a trick. When a Victorian voice starts pushing through, Vicky has to fight for control of her own life.

A young person becomes obsessed with appearances, and with what other people see when they look at you. A realistic story about self-image, pressure, and the relief of finding someone who sees past the surface.

A teen girl tries to reinvent herself, but old habits and other people’s opinions keep getting in the way. A sharp, sympathetic story about confidence, friendships that shift, and the gap between who you are and who you act like.

A child escapes into an imagined world, a perfect palace where everything makes sense. But real life keeps breaking through, forcing them to face family problems and decide what’s fantasy, and what’s hope.

Tracy Beaker lives in a children’s home and dreams of the day her mum comes back for her. Loud, funny, and fiercely hopeful, she tells her story as she meets a writer who might change her life.

After her best friend Jade dies, Vicky can’t let go, and Jade’s voice keeps turning up in her head. A moving story about grief, guilt, and the strange ways friendship can continue.

Mark is always getting into scrapes, even when he’s trying to be good. This short, funny story follows one of his misadventures as he tackles school troubles, misunderstandings, and the challenge of doing the right thing.

Mark thinks he can handle anything, until the lights go out and his imagination takes over. A quick, humorous story about fears, bravery, and the surprising ways you can talk yourself into trouble.

A tiny space, a stuck lift, and a group of kids with nothing to do but talk. This short, fast story turns a small incident into a big, funny, uncomfortable look at secrets, nerves, and how people behave under pressure.

Andy’s parents split up, and she feels like her whole life is packed into a suitcase as she shuttles between homes. A funny, honest story about divorce, new partners, and a kid trying to find somewhere that feels like hers.

A boy finally gets the puppy he wants, but this pet comes with a weird surprise when the moon is full. A funny, slightly spooky story about secret-keeping, responsibility, and a dog who can’t stop causing chaos.

Rose wants to be seen, and a video camera feels like a way to control her story. As filming starts to expose truths she didn’t expect, she has to decide what to share, what to hide, and who to trust.

A swim, a trip, or a day out becomes more complicated than it should be when fear and pride get involved. A short story about bravery, embarrassment, and the moment you realise you can’t always pretend you’re fine.

When Teddy goes missing, Freddy can’t think about anything else. This short early-reader story follows the search, the panic, and the relief of getting your favourite thing back.

Elsa is a dog waiting in a shelter, and she needs someone to notice her. A warm story about caring for animals, finding the right match, and how a pet can change a family.

Freddy loves his teddy more than anything, and he wants Teddy with him everywhere. A warm, simple early-reader story about comfort, friendship, and the small dramas of being little.

Freddy takes his beloved teddy to the fair, and the big day brings excitement and a few worries. A gentle early-reader story about sticking together and coping when things don’t go exactly to plan.

Freddy tries a swimming adventure with Teddy close by for courage. A gentle early-reader story about nerves, new experiences, and learning that you can do hard things, one step at a time.

When a family loses their home, they end up living in a bed and breakfast with other people in the same situation. A hopeful story about staying close, keeping dignity, and dreaming of a place that’s truly yours.

A child finds themselves looking after a parent who doesn’t always act like the adult. A story about mixed-up roles, loyalty, and the hard moment when you realise you can’t fix everything on your own.

A day that starts normally turns into a terrifying trap, and a young narrator has to keep their head to survive. A tense, quick read designed to leave you breathless, and flipping pages fast.

Twins Ruby and Garnet have always been a team, until grief and a new life pull them in different directions. Funny and heartbreaking, this story follows their fights, their loyalty, and the love that keeps snapping them back together.

Jimmy has a big imagination and an even bigger knack for getting into trouble. A short, comic story about school mishaps, embarrassing moments, and the difference between being noticed and being liked.

Katy has been through a life-changing accident, and now she’s learning how to live in a new way. This short companion story checks in on her world, her friendships, and the messages that help her keep going.

A holiday should mean fun, until you bring along a puppy with a full-moon problem. This sequel piles on the comic chaos as the family tries to relax while their pet’s secret threatens to explode.

Quiet Mandy is targeted by school bully Tanya, but an unlikely friendship starts to form between them. A sharp story about fear, bravery, and the complicated reasons kids act tough.

Connie would rather do anything than go near water, but school and family plans won’t let her avoid it forever. A funny, honest story about phobias, friendships, and learning you’re stronger than you think.

A boy is determined to be cool, even if it means acting like someone he isn’t. A quick, funny story about image, embarrassment, and the relief of being yourself.

A small dinosaur shows up with a packed lunch, and nothing goes quite the way you’d expect. A playful picture-book style story full of silly surprises and the kind of humour kids love to repeat.

Ellie, Magda, and Nadine are best friends, and suddenly boys, crushes, and confidence are taking over their lives. A funny, frank teen story about first love, friendship loyalty, and the pressure to grow up fast.

Charlie’s school project forces her to recreate a Victorian girl’s life, and it starts to echo her own problems at home and at school. A warm, thoughtful story about art, bullying, and the power of seeing someone clearly.

A monster who loves stories shows up, and suddenly bedtime is a lot more exciting. A playful, slightly spooky tale about imagination, fear, and the comfort of a good story at the right moment.

As the girls get older, body image and eating worries creep into everyday life, and friendship starts to fray. A blunt, compassionate story about self-esteem, control, and how hard it can be to ask for help.

Twins can be best friends and worst enemies at the same time, especially when a new friendship upsets the balance. A realistic story about jealousy, loyalty, and the chaos that comes with being treated like a pair.

Donna daydreams constantly, and stories keep forming in her head wherever she goes. This early novel follows her as imagination collides with real life, and she learns what it means to turn ideas into something true.

A frightening accident leaves a child trapped and fighting panic, time, and their own thoughts. A short, high-tension story that turns a worst fear into a page-turning survival test.

The girls are pushing for more freedom, more romance, and more excitement, and it all comes with consequences. A lively teen story about parties, parents, risky choices, and the friendships that have to take the hit.

Dolphin and Star adore their tattooed mum, Marigold, but her moods can be unpredictable and their home life can spin out of control. A moving, funny story about love, instability, and the hard choices children shouldn’t have to make.

A dated diary for the year 2000, with space to plan, write, and doodle, plus quizzes and prompts in Jacqueline Wilson style. A fun way to keep track of days, secrets, and daydreams.

Lizzie suddenly stops talking, and the people around her don’t know why. Told with humour and honesty, this story follows her as she finds a way to speak up again, on her own terms.

Three girls from a children’s home go on holiday with a kind carer, and a dare turns into a hunt for answers about their pasts. A funny, emotional story about trust, family, and how hope can hurt.

April was found as a newborn in a dustbin, and she can’t stop wondering why. On her fourteenth birthday she searches for the people from her past, and uncovers a story that’s painful, messy, and real.

A diary for 2002 with plenty of room for daily notes, lists, and drawings, along with playful prompts and activities. Made for fans who want to turn everyday life into a personal story.

Sara is fed up with her brother acting like he’s the star of the family, especially when he starts insisting he’s a girl called Bernadette. A funny, tender story about identity, attention, and learning to listen.

Daisy and her new group of friends start having sleepovers, and each night reveals a different home life, and a different set of worries. A warm, funny story about friendship, secrets, and learning what other people carry.

When a spooky cat appears, it sparks a chain of strange events and even stranger stories. A short, eerie tale that mixes humour with a shiver, perfect for readers who like a gentle scare.

Two twin-themed Jacqueline Wilson stories collected together, full of mix-ups, rivalry, and fierce loyalty. A great way to read Twin Trouble and Connie and the Water Babies in one volume.

The girls are older now, and love, grief, and mental health are pushing them to their limits. A raw, funny, and sometimes heartbreaking conclusion to the teen series about friendship, and what it takes to keep going.

A 2003 diary packed with writing space, questions, and little extras to make planning feel like play. Ideal for recording school days, friendships, and whatever you’re daydreaming about.

A mysterious website invites kids to post their worries, and soon it starts answering back. As secrets spill out, a group of children learn that sharing can help, but it can also drag you into trouble.

Gemma and Alice have been best friends forever, until class and family differences start to get in the way. A sharp story about loyalty, jealousy, and the painful moment you realise friendship can change.

Jayni changes her name to Lola Rose when her family has to run from a violent father. Starting over isn’t simple, especially with siblings to protect and secrets to keep. A hopeful story about survival and reinventing yourself.

A playful book that celebrates words, reading, and writing, with bite-sized pieces you can dip into. Expect short texts, prompts, and fun language games that make stories feel like something you can build yourself.

A dated diary for 2004, combining calendar pages with quizzes, prompts, and space for your own writing. A practical, fun companion for keeping secrets and tracking the year.

A 2005 diary with room to plan your weeks and jot down thoughts, plus creative prompts and mini activities. Designed for kids who like their diaries to feel like storybooks.

Four sisters share one cramped flat and a lot of big opinions, and their mum is doing her best to hold things together. A funny, chaotic story about family loyalty, money worries, and what it means to be on the same side.

When her parents split up, a girl is sure she can engineer a reunion, if she plans hard enough. A road-trip style story about denial, anger, and the moment you realise you can’t control other people’s choices.

A 2006 diary with calendar pages, writing space, and extra prompts to help you capture everyday moments. A cheerful mix of practical planning and creative journaling.

A quiz book full of Jacqueline Wilson themed questions, puzzles, and fun challenges. Great for testing your memory of favourite stories, or just passing time with quick games.

A collection designed for dipping in and out, with short stories, fun pieces, and plenty of Wilson-style everyday drama. Ideal for readers who like quick reads with humour and heart.

Prue feels lonely and overlooked, and then she falls hard for someone who isn’t a safe choice. A tender, honest story about first love, boundaries, and the difference between attention and real care.

Floss has to choose between living with her mum in comfort or with her dad at a seaside funfair. It’s not a simple decision. A warm story about loyalty, class differences, and finding where you belong.

A diary for 2007 with space for appointments, secrets, and doodles, plus quizzes and writing prompts. Made to be used, scribbled in, and personalised all year.

A teenage crush turns intense, and a girl has to work out what she really wants, and what she’s willing to risk. A frank, emotionally sharp story about boundaries, pressure, and learning to trust your instincts.

A girl who feels out of place tries to make sense of her family, her friends, and her own changing emotions. A thoughtful story about growing up, the stories you tell yourself, and what it takes to feel safe.

Tracy is settling into a new kind of family life, but she still can’t resist stirring things up. With school, friendships, and big feelings colliding, she tries to prove she’s in control, even when she isn’t.

Three short Jacqueline Wilson stories, each focused on a child dealing with a different tangle of family and friendship. Quick to read, but full of the small details that make her characters feel real.

Jacqueline Wilson looks back at her childhood, from daydreams and notebooks to school memories and early writing ambitions. A warm, funny autobiography about growing up, feeling different, and finding stories everywhere.

A 2008 diary with calendar pages, prompts, and space to write whatever’s on your mind. A practical planner with a playful, story-friendly feel.

A guided journal inspired by Jacqueline Wilson’s books, with prompts, questions, and space for your own writing and doodles. Made for readers who want to capture thoughts, stories, and secrets on the page.

A girl becomes fascinated by whales, and the mystery of their calls mirrors her own feelings about family and distance. A gentle story about nature, empathy, and learning to hear what isn’t being said.

A school-year diary for 2007/8, with timetable space, planning pages, and fun extras. Ideal for organising homework and clubs while also writing down friend drama and day-to-day memories.

A collection that gathers favourite extracts and stories from across Jacqueline Wilson’s books. A good sampler if you want a taste of different characters, tones, and themes in one place.

Beauty-obsessed and hungry for approval, Cookie tries to be perfect for her glamorous mum, until she can’t keep up the act. A sharp story about food, image, and learning what real love looks like.