Jacqueline Wilson

6 summariesChildren's, Young Adult, Psychology

Jacqueline Wilson is a British author known for her engaging children's fiction. Her notable works include "The Story of Tracy Beaker," "Double Act," "The Illustrated Mum," "Hetty Feather," "Queenie," and "Diamond." Wilson's stories often explore themes of friendship, family, and personal growth, resonating with young readers.

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Books by Jacqueline Wilson

6 books available

The Story of Tracy Beaker
Jacqueline Wilson
3.7 (18k) average on GoodreadsChildren's
A spirited ten-year-old in a children's home navigates life, dreaming of a family while narrating her often hilarious, sometimes heartbreaking, story.
Double Act
Jacqueline Wilson
3.7 (16k) average on GoodreadsChildren's
After their mother's death, identical twins Ruby, an aspiring actress, and Garnet, a quiet reader, navigate growing up and growing apart, wondering if their close bond can survive their different dreams.
The Illustrated Mum
Jacqueline Wilson
3.8 (14k) average on GoodreadsPsychology
Two sisters navigate their artistic mother's world, where colorful tattoos and a flamboyant personality hide a mental illness that threatens their family.
Hetty Feather
Jacqueline Wilson
4.2 (7k) average on GoodreadsChildren's
In Victorian London, an orphan named Hetty escapes the Foundling Hospital to find her mother, all while dreaming of the circus.
Queenie
Jacqueline Wilson
4.2 (2k) average on GoodreadsChildren's
Confined to a 1953 children's TB ward while the world outside celebrates a new queen, Elsie finds her own reign of imagination and friendship through nightly storytelling, aided by a majestic white cat named Queenie.
Diamond
Jacqueline Wilson
4.2 (2k) average on GoodreadsChildren's
Sold by her desperate parents, a young acrobat named Diamond navigates the dazzling but dangerous world of Tanglefield's Travelling Circus, finding both peril and friendship under the watchful eye of Emerald Star.