Jennifer Castle Books in Order

After a documentary exposes her mother’s departure, Keira struggles to separate her real self from the person audiences see. Meeting Garrett on a bus offers escape through an invented identity, until genuine attraction makes continuing the pretence harder.

Jennifer Castle and Deborah Reber help middle-school readers navigate friendships that can shift from happiness to conflict. Advice, young people’s experiences and interactive activities explore making friends, communicating honestly and recognising when a relationship may need to end.

After moving to the countryside, sisters Addie and Clara discover magical butterflies beyond their backyard. When newly emerged butterflies risk losing their powers, the girls join two butterfly princesses to break the threat and protect their new friends.

Blaire plans the first wedding at her family’s farm while adjusting to a food sensitivity that complicates cooking and friendship. Dress disasters, confusing messages, and an unruly goat test her creative confidence and her relationship with her best friend.

Blaire wants a meaningful project for her school’s community service challenge. Befriending a girl at a food pantry inspires a cooking plan using her family’s farm produce, but bringing it to life requires teamwork and help from a mysterious classmate.

Addie and Clara meet a lonely boy named Oliver while a newly emerged magical butterfly, Blue Rain, behaves cruelly toward everyone. Suspecting a dark enchantment, the sisters must help both newcomers find friendship and uncover the trouble behind it.

New butterfly Spring Shine believes she has no magic, then disappears. As an eagerly awaited visit goes wrong, Addie must find her missing friend, restore her confidence and discover who is using an enchantment to hurt the butterflies.

A curse convinces newly emerged butterfly Tiger Streak that she is a bee. Sisters Addie and Clara must help their magical friend understand who she really is before the day ends and her butterfly powers are lost forever.

As a rabbit race brings crowds to their café, Berlioz supports a talented newcomer who struggles to fit in. His siblings worry about favoritism, while another racer’s strange behavior forces the kittens to investigate and defend a fair, welcoming competition.

Marie, Berlioz, and Toulouse host a dog biscuit competition at their café to celebrate new puppy friends. When Toulouse and Marie join rival teams, Berlioz is caught between them, threatening both the event and the cooperation that keeps their café running.

Marie, Berlioz, and Toulouse discover an abandoned animal café in Paris and decide to reopen it. With opening day approaching, disagreements over food, music, and decoration test whether the siblings can work together to revive its welcoming spirit.

Inspired by sheet music in the attic, Marie plans a talent show at the kittens’ café and intends to star in it. Directing proves harder than expected, so advice from her theatrical new friend Daisy becomes essential to the performance.