Publication Order of Is There Anybody There? Books
Spirit Raising
1989
Crystal Gazing
1990
Publication Order of The Werepuppy Books
The Werepuppy
1991
The Werepuppy on Holiday
1994
Publication Order of Mark Spark Books
Mark Spark
1992
Mark Spark in the Dark
1993
Publication Order of Freddy’s Teddy Books
Come Back Teddy!
1994
Freddy’s Teddy
1994
Teddy Goes Swimming
1994
Teddy at the Fair
1994
Publication Order of Biscuit Barrel Books
Cliffhanger
1995
Buried Alive!
1998
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
Ricky’s Birthday
1969
Hide and Seek
1972
Truth or Dare
1973
Snap
1974
Let’s Pretend
1976
Holiday with Guns
1977
Making Hate
1977
Nobody’s Perfect
1982
Waiting for the Sky to Fall
1983
The Killer Tadpole
1984
The Other Side
1984
The School Trip
1984
How to Survive Summer Camp
1985
Amber
1986
The Monster in the Cupboard
1986
The Power of the Shade
1987
Glubbslyme
1987
This Girl
1988
Falling Apart
1989
The Left Outs
1989
The Party in the Lift
1989
Take a Good Look
1990
The Dream Palace
1991
The Suitcase Kid
1992
Video Rose
1992
Deep Blue
1993
The Mum-Minder
1993
The Bed and Breakfast Star
1994
Twin Trouble
1994
The Dinosaur’s Packed Lunch
1995
Double Act
1995
Jimmy Jelly
1995
Love from Katy
1995
My Brother Bernadette
1995
Sophie’s Secret Diary
1995
Bad Girls
1996
Beauty and the Beast
1996
Connie and the Water Babies
1996
Mr. Cool
1996
The Lottie Project
1997
The Monster Story-Teller
1997
Rapunzel
1998
Monster Eyeballs
1999
Lizzie Zipmouth
2000
Vicky Angel
2000
The Cat Mummy
2001
Dustbin Baby
2001
Secrets
2002
The Worry Website
2002
Lola Rose
2003
Midnight
2004
Best Friends
2004
The Diamond Girls
2004
Clean Break
2005
Love Lessons
2005
Candyfloss
2006
Kiss
2007
My Sister Jodie
2008
Cookie
2008
Little Darlings
2010
The Longest Whale Song
2010
Lily Alone
2011
The Worst Thing About My Sister
2012
Four Children and It
2012
Queenie
2013
Opal Plumstead
2014
The Butterfly Club
2015
Katy
2015
Rent a Bridesmaid
2016
Wave Me Goodbye
2017
Dancing the Charleston
2019
Love Frankie
2020
The Runaway Girls
2021
The Primrose Railway Children
2021
Baby Love
2022
Project Fairy
2023
The Other Edie Trimmer
2023
The Girl Who Wasn’t There
2024
Star of the Show
2024
Esme Pepper
2026
Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
Jacky Daydream
2007
My Secret Diary
2009
About Jacqueline Wilson
Dame Jacqueline Wilson (born 17 December 1945) is an English novelist known for children’s books that deal with realistic subjects such as adoption, abuse and divorce. She has written more than 100 books since 1969, including “The Story of Tracy Beaker”, “Double Act” and the Hetty Feather series.
Wilson was born Jacqueline Aitken in Bath and went to Coombe Girls’ School in Surrey. She left school at 16 and joined the Dundee publisher DC Thomson to work on a new girls’ magazine, “Jackie”. She wrote several crime novels before turning to children’s books, and had mixed success with about 40 titles before “The Story of Tracy Beaker”, published by Doubleday in 1991, made her name.
Tracy Beaker returned in “The Dare Game” (2000) and “Starring Tracy Beaker” (2006), and as an adult in “My Mum Tracy Beaker” (2018) and “We Are the Beaker Girls” (2019). The CBBC series “The Story of Tracy Beaker” ran from 2002 to 2006 with Dani Harmer in the title role. The Girls books, which began with “Girls in Love” (1997), were adapted by ITV. “Hetty Feather” (2009) follows a red-haired girl left by her mother at the Foundling Hospital as a baby, and became a CBBC series in 2015.
“The Illustrated Mum” (1999) won the Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize and the British Book Award for Children’s Book of the Year, and “Girls in Tears” took the same British Book Award in 2003. Wilson was Children’s Laureate from 2005 to 2007. In 2002 she replaced Catherine Cookson as the most borrowed author in Britain’s libraries, a position she held until 2008. She was appointed OBE in 2002, DBE in 2008 and GBE in the 2025 New Year Honours.
Her recent work includes two new Faraway Tree novels continuing Enid Blyton’s series (2022 and 2023), and “Think Again” (2024), a novel for adults that picks up the Girls series. “Picture Imperfect” (2025) returns to Dol Westward and her mother Marigold from “The Illustrated Mum”. “The Seaside Sleepover” followed in 2025 and “Esme Pepper”, about a girl who goes into foster care after her mother is caught trying to steal a dolls’ house, in 2026.
