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ⓘ About Catherine Clark
Catherine Clark is a female American author of several young adult, children and teen books, including ‘The Alison Rules, Picture Perfect, Maine Squeeze, Unforgettable Summer’ among other interesting bestseller novel titles. Clark grew up in western Massachusetts where her father was a teacher at the Northfield Mount Hermon Boarding School. She attended and graduated from the Wesleyan University and later received her MFA in creative writing from the famous Colorado State University. As a teenager, Catherine’s parents used to insist that she takes a bus wherever she goes leading to the inspiration of the book ‘Wish You Were Here.’ Catherine Clark occasionally follows in her father’s footsteps providing teaching services to eager students and scholars.
All Book Series by Catherine Clark
What's So Funny about Ninth Grade?
Series opener · book 1 of 15 · published 1991
Some Girls Do
Series opener · book 1 of 52 · published 1991 Anthology · Dahlia Kosinski
Love Changes Everything
Book 7 of 52 · published 1995 Anthology · ArLynn Leiber Presser
My So-Called Boyfriend
Book 11 of 52 · published 1996 Anthology · Elizabeth Winfrey
He's Not What You Think
Book 16 of 52 · published 1997 Anthology · Randi Reisfeld
The Guy I Left Behind
Book 22 of 52 · published 1997 Anthology · Alison Pollett,Ali Brooke
The Rumor About Julia
Book 24 of 52 · published 1997 Anthology · Stephanie Sinclair
What We Did Last Summer
Book 26 of 52 · published 1998 Anthology · Elizabeth Craft
London: Kit & Robin
Book 50 of 52 · published 2000 Anthology · Rachel Hawthorne
Rome: Antonio & Carrie
Latest in the series · book 52 of 52 · published 2000 Anthology · Rachel Hawthorne
? Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Catherine Clark?
Catherine Clark is a female American author of several young adult, children and teen books, including 'The Alison Rules, Picture Perfect, Maine Squeeze, Unforgettable Summer' among other interesting bestseller novel titles. Clark grew up in western Massachusetts where her father was a teacher at the Northfield Mount Hermon Boarding School. She attended and graduated from the Wesleyan University and later received her MFA in creative writing from the famous Colorado State University.
Which Catherine Clark series should I start with?
The best place to start is the Love Stories For Young Adults series, the earliest of Catherine Clark's multi-book series: it opens with Some Girls Do (1991) and runs to 52 books across 1991–2000, ending with Rome: Antonio & Carrie (2000). Catherine Clark's other series stand alone, so they can be read in any order.
How many books has Catherine Clark written?
Catherine Clark has 79 books catalogued in this guide, published between 1991 and 2016. 64 of them belong to 8 named series — the largest being the Love Stories For Young Adults series with 52 books — and 15 are standalone titles, collections or anthologies.
In what order should Catherine Clark's series be read?
Read each series in publication order — the numbered entries in each series follow the year each book first appeared. Catherine Clark's series do not depend on one another, so they can be started in any order; by start date they are Love Stories For Young Adults (1991–2000, 52 books), Angela Chase (1995–1997, 2 books) and Lost In Space (1998, 1 book), plus 5 more.
How are Catherine Clark's books organised into series?
This guide splits Catherine Clark's 79 books into 8 named series and 15 titles that stand alone or appear only in collections: Love Stories For Young Adults (52 books, 1991–2000); Courtney Von Dragen Smith (3 books, 2000–2011); Angela Chase (2 books, 1995–1997); Gilmore Girls (2 books, 2002); Unforgettable Summer (2 books, 2003–2007), plus 3 further series.