The Primrose Railway Children by Jacqueline Wilson
The Primrose Railway Children is the latest novel by Jacqueline Wilson. It is inspired by the classic children’s story by E Nesbitt. Writing books based…
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Love Frankie by Jacqueline Wilson
Love Frankie is a recent novel by Jacqueline Wilson and the most grown up story of hers I’ve read. And I’ve read a lot of…
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The Runaway Girls by Jacqueline Wilson
The Runaway Girls is Jacqueline Wilson’s latest novel and is once more set in Victorian London, this time against the backdrop of the Great Exhibition….
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Lily Alone by Jacqueline Wilson
My daughter and I recently read Lily Alone, which is one of the very few Jacqueline Wilson books she hasn’t already read. Lily lives in…
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We are the Beaker Girls by Jacqueline Wilson
We are the Beaker Girls by Jacqueline Wilson is the sequel to My Mum, Tracy Beaker, which in turn is the sequel to the popular…
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Rose Rivers by Jacqueline Wilson
Rose Rivers is the most recent book from the world of Hetty Feather by Jacqueline Wilson. In fact, it’s from the world of Clover Moon….
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Dancing the Charleston by Jacqueline Wilson
We heard Jacqueline Wilson mention Dancing the Charleston the last time we saw her at Cheltenham Literature Festival nearly two years ago (we’ve seen her three…
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My Mum Tracy Beaker by Jacqueline Wilson
Sometimes I think it’s about time my daughter (at 12 and a half) should have grown out of Jacqueline Wilson. But there are Jacqueline Wilson…
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Jacqueline Wilson for older readers: The Illustrated Mum and Dustbin Baby
My daughter and I have loved Jacqueline Wilson books since she was tiny. She is 12 and a half now and I felt that she…
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Lola Rose by Jacqueline Wilson
Ever since we read The Dinosaur’s Packed Lunch when she was very young, my daughter and I have loved Jacqueline Wilson books. From Hetty Feather…
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My Sister Jodie by Jacqueline Wilson
Reading with my daughter is one of my greatest pleasures. And regular readers will know that we like nothing better than a Jacqueline Wilson. She…
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The Butterfly Club by Jacqueline Wilson
A few months ago, my daughter and I went to see her favourite author, Jacqueline Wilson, speak at the Cheltenham Literature Festival for a second…
