NO!!! I am a girl, yes, but the majority of her books can, and should, be read and enjoyed by both boys and girls. She wrote the biscuit barrell (cliffhanger and buried alive) are her most specifically boy-based books, but they can be enjoyed by girls too!!! Read what you want to read regardless of the author, supposed 'boy/girl' genre. Most importantly of all, enjoy reading!
yeah my sister is there
No Jacqueline Wilsons Books are for Children and Adults
All her books are set in England.
no, but they are all based on children characters.
the cat in the hat
Not sure of all, but: Dustbin baby-Suitcase Kid-the Tracy beaker books-My sister Jodie-Candyfloss-Double Act-Midnight-Diamond Girls-Secrets-Jacky Daydream (her autobiography)
Jacqueline Wilson actually did write over 100 books i have literally all of them. I have a collection of them I might put them on to eBay so look out guys for I adore Tracy Becker.
She thinks of them herself. She writes the book first then thinks of a good name for it. Like The Diamond Girls, she called it that because the girls's surnames were all Diamond, so they were the Diamond Girls. Also in The Illustrated Mum, Jacqueline chose this name because it was like Star and Dolphin's mum was illustrated (meaning pictured). I am a complete Jacqueline-o-holic and I mostly only read her books. If you are looking for good books by Jacueline Wilson I recommend My Sister Jodie, Girls In Love, Girls Out Late, Girls Under Pressure, Girls In Tears, Cookie and Glubbslyme. There are loads more good ones but I think they are the best. Hope you like some of these books and now understand that Jacqueline thinks of her own names for her books!
it has been not over 100
The best & most reliable source is Wikipedia's page of Jacqueline Wilson. It informs you of all of her works, from her first in 1987 to the present day.
Jacqueline Wilson's biggest fan is likely someone who has read and collected all of her books, attended her events, and may even have met her in person. They would have a deep appreciation for her work and its impact on children's literature.
She still writes books. Yes she does and she is a very good author, and I read her books all the time. She started writing at the age of 9! Bye Poppy, age 10. :)
Write Jacqueline's name on Google and find all the info all about her!