Mother Daughter Book Club Books in Order
Part ofHeather Vogel Frederick Books in OrderExplore Heather Vogel Frederick's Mother-Daughter Book Club books in order, with a reading list and summaries to guide you through the complete series.
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Mother Daughter Book Club books in publication order
7 books
The Mother-Daughter Book Club
by Heather Vogel Frederick
2007
Four sixth-grade girls reluctantly join the reading club their mothers organize, despite their different interests and strained relationships. As they read Little Women, family worries, school pressures, and shared experiences begin drawing Emma, Jess, Cassidy, and Megan together.
Much Ado About Anne
by Heather Vogel Frederick
2008
Reading Anne of Green Gables becomes more complicated when the mothers invite Becca Chadwick into the club. Facing the possible loss of Jess's family farm, the girls must overcome their differences and devise a plan to help.
Dear Pen Pal
by Heather Vogel Frederick
2009
Jess's boarding-school scholarship raises fears about the book club's future while her friends face changes at school and home. Reading Daddy-Long-Legs and corresponding with a Wyoming club give the girls new ways to share their eighth-grade experiences.
Pies and Prejudice
by Heather Vogel Frederick
2010
When Emma's family moves to England, the book club continues online while reading Pride and Prejudice. New classmates complicate life on both sides of the Atlantic, and a bake sale becomes a plan to bring Emma home.
Home for the Holidays
by Heather Vogel Frederick
2011
The book club reads Betsy-Tacy as its members scatter for winter vacations, but their plans quickly unravel. A cruise rivalry, questions about moving, and a sledding accident test the friends' holiday spirits before their New Year's reunion.
Wish You Were Eyre
by Heather Vogel Frederick
2012
While reading Jane Eyre, the book club members juggle fashion, music, sports, and a mayoral campaign. Visiting Wyoming pen pals, emerging romances, and an approaching wedding bring the friends together despite the demands pulling them in different directions.
Mother-Daughter Book Camp
by Heather Vogel Frederick
2016
Before heading off to separate futures, Emma, Jess, Megan, Becca, and Cassidy spend a summer working as counselors at Camp Lovejoy. Their young campers' homesickness inspires the friends to bring the comforts of their book club to camp.
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