Tracy Beaker and Butterfly Club 12 Books Collection Box Set by Jacqueline Wilson - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set:
The Worst Thing About My Sister
The Story of Tracy Beaker
The Longest Whale Song
The Worry Website
The Butterfly Club
Rent a Bridesmaid
Little Darlings
Double Act
Cookie
Candyfloss
Best Friends
Sleepovers

Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback

Overview:
This 12-book paperback collection gathers together a standout selection of Jacqueline Wilson titles in one convenient set. Readers receive The Story of Tracy Beaker, The Butterfly Club, Rent a Bridesmaid, Double Act, Cookie, Candyfloss, Best Friends, Sleepovers, The Worst Thing About My Sister, The Longest Whale Song, The Worry Website and Little Darlings. Each story follows children navigating everyday challenges such as shifting family situations, new friendships and personal worries. The box set offers a substantial reading journey that moves between lighter and more thoughtful moments, giving children plenty of relatable characters and situations to explore across multiple volumes.

What Makes This Collection Special:
Owning the full set lets readers follow recurring themes through different stories without hunting for individual titles. Many of these books feature strong first-person voices that feel immediate and honest, helping children see their own feelings reflected on the page. The collection spans lighter school adventures and deeper family stories, creating natural progression for readers who want variety without leaving the same trusted author. Parents appreciate the consistent tone and length that suits both independent reading and shared sessions. The complete package also works well as a single gift that continues to deliver new stories over weeks or months.

Books Included in This Collection:
The Story of Tracy Beaker
Ten-year-old Tracy lives in a children’s home and dreams of being reunited with her mother while causing plenty of trouble along the way. The story captures her lively imagination and fierce determination to be noticed.

The Butterfly Club
Twin sisters Tina and Tara must adjust when their younger sister is born with a disability. The book gently explores family change, acceptance and the small ways children learn to support one another.

Rent a Bridesmaid
When Tilly’s best friend gets married, she decides to start a bridesmaid rental service. The story mixes humour with themes of friendship and finding your place in other people’s big days.

Double Act
Identical twins Ruby and Garnet face separation for the first time when one wins a place at a selective school. Their close bond is tested as each discovers her own strengths.

Cookie
Beauty lives with her glamorous but unpredictable mother and must cope with sudden upheaval. The story follows her search for stability and a true sense of belonging.

Candyfloss
Flossie’s father moves to Australia and she chooses to stay behind with her less organised dad. The book shows how children adapt when family arrangements shift overnight.

Best Friends
Gemma and Alice have been inseparable since nursery, yet starting a new school begins to pull them in different directions. The story examines loyalty and growing up at different paces.

Sleepovers
Daisy’s first school sleepover brings excitement mixed with nerves about keeping up with her new friends. Small everyday worries are handled with warmth and gentle humour.

The Worst Thing About My Sister
Marty constantly clashes with her older sister, yet a family crisis forces them to rely on each other in unexpected ways.

The Longest Whale Song
Ella waits anxiously for her mother to wake from an accident while finding comfort in a school project about humpback whales.

The Worry Website
Mr Speed sets up a classroom website where pupils can post their worries anonymously and receive kind replies from classmates.

Little Darlings
Sunset and her sister Destiny live in the shadow of their famous mother and must decide what kind of life they want for themselves.

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
The collection suits children aged roughly eight to twelve who enjoy realistic stories about school, family and friendship. Parents and grandparents often choose it for regular readers who finish books quickly and appreciate consistent quality across volumes. Teachers and librarians find the set useful for classroom libraries because the themes connect with common PSHE topics. Gift buyers looking for a substantial present that feels personal rather than generic also appreciate having twelve complete stories ready to give at once.

Key Benefits:

• Twelve