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I think the Paradise House series is for younger readers, because Hilary McKay’s site says it’s for ages 7-9, while some other series are for ages 9-12. If we want to organize books by age, could we put the series titles under the age groups, like in Meg Cabot’s article?
Can I add the free e-book Rose’s Blog as simply another book in the Casson Family series?
And could somebody who knows Hilary McKay’s books better than me please add more books to the article from her site and Amazon? On her latest news page (March 2016), she says she has written more than eighty. I could copy the list of Charlie books from the beginning of Rose’s Blog, and the list of Lulu books (are they a spin-off of the Charlie books?) from here, but I don’t know the order of the Tilly books…