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1. adam-england.medium.com › ranking-jacquelineRanking Jacqueline Wilson’s most disturbing books

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   Feb 4, 2021 · From divorce to abusive parents to death, Wilson never shied away from discussing controversial topics, but which of her books were the most disturbing? I’ve ranked them here, but feel free to let...

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3. www.stylist.co.uk › books › best-jacqueline-wilsonJacqueline Wilson: the 7 best (and most brutal) books to reread

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   Jan 28, 2021 · Which Jacqueline Wilson books are worth rereading as an adult? Other than The Illustrated Mum, obviously? These are the 7 best reads for grown-up fans.

4. thespinoff.co.nz › books › 20/09/2024Every Jacqueline Wilson book I’ve ever read, ranked from ...

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   Sep 20, 2024 · Here is my ranking of every Jacqueline Wilson book read until I turned 13 in 2005 and became “too old”.

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5. www.buzzfeed.com › ranking-jacqueline-wilson-booksA Definitive Ranking Of 18 Jacqueline Wilson Books - BuzzFeed

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   • The Story of Tracy Beaker (1991)
   • Girls in Love (1997)
   • The Bed and Breakfast Star (1994)
   • The Illustrated Mum (1999)

6. www.reddit.com › r › JacquelineWilsonRank every Jaqueline Wilson book from Best to Worst (with ...

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   I can't rank all the books but I will list my top favourites and least favourites along with reasons why. Obvious spoilers ahead. Best. Little Darlings: Loved reading about Sunset's day to day life, how two-faced the celerity parents are and how dysfunctional their dynamic is behind closed doors.

7. www.cosmopolitan.com › jacqueline-wilson-booksA definitive ranking of Jacqueline Wilson books, based on how ...

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   Apr 13, 2018 · If you've been a teenager and lived in Britain (yes and yes), the chances are Jaqueline Wilson books made up a large part of your youth. But in amongst the incredible illustrations and...

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   Which Jacqueline Wilson book is the saddest?

   • Opening this list is my all time favourite Jacqueline Wilson book, Opal Plumstead. This has to be one of the saddest books that Jackie has written with a brilliant, twisty plotline. Set back in the early 1900s, Opal is an intelligent young teen who has high hopes for her future.

   15 Books to Read by Jacqueline Wilson — Julia's Bookcase

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   What are the best Jacqueline Wilson books?

   • Here are 15 of the best Jacqueline Wilson books that you should read, regardless of your age. Opening this list is my all time favourite Jacqueline Wilson book, Opal Plumstead. This has to be one of the saddest books that Jackie has written with a brilliant, twisty plotline.

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   Who is Jacqueline Wilson?

   • Jacqueline Wilson is one of the UK’s most prolific children’s authors. With more than 100 books to her name, Jackie is a former children’s laureate and a childhood favourite for several generations of kids. She’s truly a national treasure and, while her books are brilliant for children, I’ve really enjoyed revisiting them as an adult.

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   Are Jaqueline Wilson books worth reading?

   • If you've been a teenager and lived in Britain (yes and yes), the chances are Jaqueline Wilson books made up a large part of your youth. But in amongst the incredible illustrations and page-turning storylines were some actually-quite-deep subplots about mental illness, domestic abuse and what it means to grow up in our society.

   A definitive ranking of Jacqueline Wilson books, based on how

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   What is a classic Jacqueline Wilson read?

   • Get ready for another classic Jacqueline Wilson read! The Suitcase Kid explores how a child can struggle to cope in the midst of a difficult divorce. The main character, Andy, lives out of a suitcase, constantly shuttling between two houses and not feeling like she fits in anywhere. All she wants is to move back into her old home, Mulberry Cottage.

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   Which Jacqueline Wilson character is the most memorable?

   • Oh Tracy Beaker: the most iconic and memorable of Jacqueline Wilson's characters, whose only solace is letting her imagination run wild about what her life could be after she is left in a children's home as a child. Distressing rating: 4/10 6. Dustin Baby, 2001 April is abandoned by her mother in a dustbin when she was only a few minutes old.

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9. www.juliasbookcase.com › blog › jacqueline-wilson15 Books to Read by Jacqueline Wilson - Julia's Bookcase

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   Jun 11, 2020 · Opal Plumstead. Opening this list is my all time favourite Jacqueline Wilson book, Opal Plumstead. This has to be one of the saddest books that Jackie has written with a brilliant, twisty plotline. Set back in the early 1900s, Opal is an intelligent young teen who has high hopes for her future.