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Best books by Sarah Mlynowski

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Sarah Mlynowski has a knack for crafting stories that are both heartwarming and hilarious, often centering on themes of friendship, family, and finding your place in the world. From the beloved Upside-Down Magic series that enchanted young readers with its whimsical boarding school setting to her more recent explorations of teenage life and the complexities of growing up, Mlynowski's books consistently deliver engaging characters and plots that resonate long after the final page. Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering her work for the first time, preparing to dive into this list promises a journey through a captivating literary landscape. Now, it's your turn to weigh in! We've compiled what we believe are Sarah Mlynowski's finest works, but we want to know how *you* would rank them. Use the intuitive drag-and-drop feature below to reorder this list according to your personal favorites. Do the magical adventures of Upside-Down Magic hold the top spot, or are you more drawn to the relatable struggles of her contemporary young adult novels? Let your preferences guide the arrangement and show us your ultimate Sarah Mlynowski reading order!

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Sticks & Stones

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Sticks & Stones, Sarah Mlynowski's thrilling addition to the "Whatever After" series, perfectly encapsulates her knack for blending relatable coming-of-age struggles with imaginative, portal-hopping adventures. This installment plunges Abby and her younger sister, Lily, into the prehistoric era, where their usual sibling squabbles are amplified by the challenges of survival and the constant threat of encountering dinosaurs. Mlynowski masterfully uses this fantastical setting to explore themes of sisterhood, courage, and the importance of adapting to unexpected circumstances, making it a compelling read for fans who have come to expect her blend of humor and heart. What truly solidifies Sticks & Stones as a standout in Mlynowski's bibliography is its ability to continually reinvent the "Whatever After" formula while staying true to its core appeal. Abby's growth as a character is palpable as she grapples with her responsibilities, her fears, and her ever-evolving relationship with Lily. The book is packed with the signature fast-paced plot and witty dialogue that readers adore, ensuring that even during moments of genuine peril, there's an underlying sense of fun and resilience. It’s a testament to Mlynowski's storytelling prowess that she can make an ancient world feel so immediate and relevant to the modern experiences of young readers.
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Sticks & Stones, Sarah Mlynowski's thrilling addition to the "Whatever After" series, perfectly encapsulates her knack for blending relatable coming-of-age struggles with imaginative, portal-hopping adventures. This installment plunges Abby and her younger sister, Lily, into the prehistoric era, where their usual sibling squabbles are amplified by the challenges of survival and the constant threat of encountering dinosaurs. Mlynowski masterfully uses this fantastical setting to explore themes of sisterhood, courage, and the importance of adapting to unexpected circumstances, making it a compelling read for fans who have come to expect her blend of humor and heart. What truly solidifies Sticks & Stones as a standout in Mlynowski's bibliography is its ability to continually reinvent the "Whatever After" formula while staying true to its core appeal. Abby's growth as a character is palpable as she grapples with her responsibilities, her fears, and her ever-evolving relationship with Lily. The book is packed with the signature fast-paced plot and witty dialogue that readers adore, ensuring that even during moments of genuine peril, there's an underlying sense of fun and resilience. It’s a testament to Mlynowski's storytelling prowess that she can make an ancient world feel so immediate and relevant to the modern experiences of young readers.

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