I had a funny moment of "what Jacqueline Wilson books did I read?" after reading this post, so I pulled up the wiki list of her books to see what I remember.
On the way, I found a hilarious review for Glubbslyme claiming it was teaching kids witchcraft. REALLY? That's not what I got from that book...
So I've read... let's see:
The Story of Tracy Beaker The Dare Game Girls In Love Girls Under Pressure Girls Out Late Girls In Tears Cliffhanger Buried Alive! How to Survive Summer Camp Glubbslyme The Suitcase Kid The Mum Minder The Bed and Breakfast Star Double Act Bad Girls The Lottie Project The Illustrated Mum Vicky Angel Dustbin Baby (didn't they do a film of this?) Lola Rose Midnight
...It feels like more than that, but equally that's a lot. XD
I remember hating Ruby in Double Act, I thought she was a jerk. XD
I got rather annoyed with Ellie's friends in the girls series too, actually...
I remember being out shopping for books once when I was about 12 and a grandma started chatting to me. She asked if I read Jacqueline Wilson, and if I had any recommendations for her eight year old granddaughter, who'd just read one of her books and really loved it, so she'd decided to look for some more. It was a pretty neat conversation.
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On the way, I found a hilarious review for Glubbslyme claiming it was teaching kids witchcraft. REALLY? That's not what I got from that book...
So I've read... let's see:
The Story of Tracy Beaker
The Dare Game
Girls In Love
Girls Under Pressure
Girls Out Late
Girls In Tears
Cliffhanger
Buried Alive!
How to Survive Summer Camp
Glubbslyme
The Suitcase Kid
The Mum Minder
The Bed and Breakfast Star
Double Act
Bad Girls
The Lottie Project
The Illustrated Mum
Vicky Angel
Dustbin Baby (didn't they do a film of this?)
Lola Rose
Midnight
...It feels like more than that, but equally that's a lot. XD
I remember hating Ruby in Double Act, I thought she was a jerk. XD
I got rather annoyed with Ellie's friends in the girls series too, actually...
I remember being out shopping for books once when I was about 12 and a grandma started chatting to me. She asked if I read Jacqueline Wilson, and if I had any recommendations for her eight year old granddaughter, who'd just read one of her books and really loved it, so she'd decided to look for some more. It was a pretty neat conversation.