The Winnie Years Books in Order
The Winnie Years is a series of 5 books written by Lauren Myracle.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Winnie Years books in publication order
5 books
Eleven
by Lauren Myracle
2004
Winnie Perry wants to resist change, especially when her best friend Amanda begins drifting toward someone else. A year of family troubles, embarrassing crushes, and unexpected adventures challenges her determination to stay exactly as she is.
Twelve
by Lauren Myracle
2007
Turning twelve brings Winnie Perry closer to adolescence and introduces changes she cannot ignore. Between junior high, sleepaway camp, shifting friendships, and embarrassing shopping trips with her mother, she tries to manage the pressures of growing up.
Thirteen
by Lauren Myracle
2008
Winnie Perry finally becomes a teenager, but her friends seem to be growing up at different speeds. Problems with boyfriend Lars and changes at home complicate a year of first kisses, divided loyalties, and new expectations.
Thirteen Plus One
by Lauren Myracle
2010
Fourteen-year-old Winnie faces the summer before high school with a long list of ambitions. Trouble with Lars, changes among her friends, and upheavals at home leave her so occupied with everyone else that she struggles to recognize her own needs.
Ten
by Lauren Myracle
2011
Winnie Perry turns ten and plans to enjoy her last year of elementary school with best friend Amanda. New responsibilities, a little brother's demands, and her older sister's changing behavior complicate her confidence that she can handle anything.
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