No, Miller Wilson is not the husband of Jacqueline Wilson. Jacqueline Wilson is a British author known for her children's books, while there is no public information or connection that suggests a relationship between her and Miller Wilson.

Authors similar to Jacqueline Wilson include Cathy Cassidy, Meg Cabot, and Sarah Dessen. These authors also write young adult fiction with relatable characters and realistic issues that resonate with young readers.

Danny Kilman is a fictional character, the famous Rock Star and father to Sunset, Sweetie, Ace and Destiny, and husband to Suzy in the book Little Darlings, by Jacqueline Wilson.

Jacqueline Wilson lives in a Victorian house in Kingston upon Thames, England.

Justine Littlewood's husband in "The Dumping Ground" (a continuation of "Tracy Beaker Returns") is unspecified. Justine is a single parent and her husband is never mentioned or seen in the show.

Jacqueline Woodson is inspired by real-life experiences, relationships, social issues, and her own introspection. She often draws from her personal history and blends it with universal themes that resonate with readers. Woodson's writing is driven by her desire to give voice to marginalized communities, particularly children and young adults.

* 1969 Ricky's Birthday * 1972 Hide and Seek * 1973 Truth or Dare * 1974 Snap * 1976 Let's Pretend * 1977 Making Hate * 1982 Nobody's Perfect * 1983 Waiting for the Sky to Fall * 1984 The Killer Tadpole * 1984 The Other Side * 1984 The School Trip * 1985 How to Survive Summer Camp * 1986 Amber * 1986 The Monster in the Cupboard * 1987 Lonelyhearts * 1987 Supersleuth * 1987 The Power of the Shade * 1988 Rat Race * 1988 This Girl * 1988 Vampire * 1989 Falling Apart * 1989 The Left Outs * 1989 The Party in the Lift * 1989 Is There Anybody There? Volume 1 - Spirit Raising * 1990 Is There Anybody There? Volume 2 - Crystal Gazing * 1990 Glubbslyme * 1990 Take a Good Look * 1991 The Dream Palace * 1991 The Werepuppy * 1991 The Story of Tracy Beaker * 1992 The Suitcase Kid * 1992 Video Rose * 1992 Mark Spark * 1993 Deep Blue * 1993 The Mum Minder * 1993 Mark Spark in the Dark * 1993 Mark Spark returns * 1994 The Bed And Breakfast Star * 1994 Twin Trouble * 1994 The Werepuppy on Holiday * 1994 Freddy's Teddy * 1994 Teddy in the Garden * 1994 Teddy Goes Swimming * 1994 Come Back Teddy!' * 1994 Teddy at the Fair * 1995 The Dinosaur's Packed Lunch* 1995 Double Act * 1995 Jimmy Jelly * 1995 Love from Katie * 1995 My Brother Bernadette * 1995 Sophie's Secret Diary * 1995 Cliffhanger * 1996 Bad Girls * 1996 Beauty and the Beast * 1996 Connie and the Water Babies * 1996 Mr. Cool * 1997 The Lottie Project * 1997 The Monster Story-Teller * 1997 Girls in Love * 1998 Rapunzel * 1998 Buried Alive * 1998 Girls Under Pressure * 1999 The Illustrated Mum * 1999 Monster Eyeballs * 1999 Girls Out Late * 2000 Lizzie Zipmouth * 2000 Vicky Angel * 2000 The Dare Game * 2001 The Cat Mummy * 2001 Sleepovers * 2001 Dustbin Baby * 2002 Secrets * 2002 The Worry Website * 2002 The Jacqueline Wilson Quiz Book * 2002 Girls in Tears * 2003 Lola Rose * 2004 Midnight * 2004 Best Friends* 2004 The Diamond Girls * 2005 The World Of Jacqueline Wilson * 2005 Clean Break * 2005 Love Lessons * 2006 Candyfloss * 2006 Starring Tracy Beaker * 2007 Jacky Daydream (autobiography) * 2007 Kiss * 2007 Totally Jacqueline Wilson * 2008 My Sister Jodie * 2008 Cookie * 2009 My Secret Diary (autobiography) * 2009 Hetty Feather * 2009 Tracy Beaker's Thunmping Heart

Jamie Carragher's parents are called Paula and Phil Carragher.

In the book "Hetty Feather" by Jacqueline Wilson, Hetty's mother is called Madame Adeline. She is an actress and does not take care of Hetty, who grows up in a foundling hospital.

"Bad Girls" by Jacqueline Wilson falls under the genre of children's fiction, specifically aimed at young readers typically between the ages of 9-12. It explores themes such as friendship, bullying, and social issues relevant to children.

Jaqiune Wilson wrote her first book in her home office, where she found inspiration and motivation to put her thoughts and ideas into words.

As of now, there are no official announcements about a "Hetty Feather 2" film. However, the story from the first film was adapted from Jacqueline Wilson's book series, so there is potential for future adaptations if there is enough interest from audiences and production companies.

If you really want to look like Jodie you first have to dye your hair ginger and add highlights of gold or yellow then cut your fringe yourself but leave it a bit above your eyebrows (make sure you so it care fully or go the hairdresser cause you may end up with a wonky fringe) then go to the ear piercer and get 5 little earrings up your left ear.Get tatoos up your left arm (jodie hasbutterflys )get real one if your parents let you or draw them on yourself.Wear short skirts and tops you might have to loose weight and look skinny or if your normally skinny that's good! and also wear red high heels with your short clothes.put some blush on and a light coloured lipstick and a touch of mascara.There you are look are the picture below for more ideas or look on page 6 and 7 in the book if you have one.

Good luck mini Jodie!

Amos Wilson passed away in 1995 from a heart attack. He was a prominent African-American psychologist, author, and social theorist known for his work on issues of race, education, and economic empowerment in the Black community.

Emma Wilson, daughter of Jacqueline Wilson, married her partner Ian Bishop.

In Jacqueline Wilson's novel "Bad Girls," the main characters are Mandy and Tanya, who start off as enemies but eventually become friends while dealing with various challenges in their lives. The story explores themes of friendship, family relationships, and personal growth.

Jackie Wilson's parents were Eliza Mae and Jack Leroy Wilson.

William Millar Wilson was a Canadian military officer who served during World War I. He was awarded the Victoria Cross for his bravery in battle. Wilson died in 1918 from injuries sustained in combat.

Jacqueline Wilson's dad passed away when she was in her twenties. Her mother is still alive.

Roald Dahl was married to Patricia Neal and Felicity Crosland.

Jacqueline Cochran promoted the development of aviation in Florida by establishing the first all-female air transport unit in the state during World War II. She also encouraged female pilots to train at the military flight school in Pensacola, Florida, which helped to break down gender barriers in aviation. Cochran's efforts contributed to the growth of the aerospace industry in Florida and paved the way for women in aviation.

One famous author from Hawaii is Lois-Ann Yamanaka, known for novels such as "Wild Meat and the Bully Burgers" and "Blu's Hanging." She is acclaimed for her raw and honest portrayal of life in Hawaii, especially within the local Japanese American community.

Tracy Beaker-Dani Harmer

Mike Milligan-Connor Byrne

Cam-Lisa Coleman

Gina Conway-Kay Purcell

Toby-John Bell

Sapphire-Saffron Coomber

Carmen-Amy Leigh Hickman

Gus-Noah Murello

Tee Taylor Mia Mckenna Bruce

Johnny Taylor-Joe Maw

Harry-Philip Graham Scott

Frank-Chris Slater

Liam O'Donovan

Lily Kettle-Jessie

Poppy Kettle-Katie Anderson

Rosie Kettle-Claudia Colling