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Titles in This Set
Peace, Locomotion
After Tupac and D Foster
Feathers
Locomotion
Hush
Miracle's Boys
The House You Pass on the Way
From the Notebooks of Melanin Sun
Details
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback (Boxed Set)
ISBN: 9780593560907
Publisher: Nancy Paulsen Books
Age Range: Ages 9-12
Overview
The Jacqueline Woodson Collection gathers eight of this award-winning author's most celebrated novels in one paperback boxed set. From foster care and grief to friendship and identity, each story is told in Woodson's spare, lyrical prose. Ideal for tweens and young teens who enjoy honest, character-driven fiction, this set makes a lovely gift for a young reader's shelf, a classroom library, or anyone exploring Woodson's back catalogue in one convenient package.
About the Books
This set gathers stand-alone novels and companion stories that showcase Jacqueline Woodson's gift for capturing young people facing hardship with quiet courage. In Locomotion and its follow-up Peace, Locomotion, eleven-year-old Lonnie processes the loss of his parents and separation from his sister through verse and letters. After Tupac and D Foster follows two Queens friends whose world opens up when a free-spirited new girl arrives. Feathers uses a mysterious new classmate to explore hope in a 1970s classroom. Hush traces a girl adjusting to a new identity after her family enters witness protection, while Miracle's Boys follows three orphaned brothers learning to hold their family together. The House You Pass on the Way examines a teenager's search for identity, and From the Notebooks of Melanin Sun follows a boy coming to terms with his mother's coming out. These novels have collected multiple Newbery Honors and Coretta Scott King Awards, and are widely used in middle-school classrooms for their honest treatment of family, race and resilience. Each paperback preserves Woodson's original text, a great introduction to an author often taught alongside YA classics.
About the Author
Jacqueline Woodson is an acclaimed American author of books for children, teens and adults. She is a four-time Newbery Honor recipient, three-time Coretta Scott King Award winner, and a National Book Award finalist for her memoir-in-verse Brown Girl Dreaming. She served as the U.S. Young People's Poet Laureate and later as National Ambassador for Young People's Literature. Known for her spare, poetic style, Woodson writes stories centring young Black protagonists navigating family, loss, race and identity, widely studied in schools.
Why You'll Love This Collection
Eight powerful, prize-winning stories from a masterful storyteller, all in one paperback set. Honest, hopeful and beautifully written, these books spark real conversation about family and identity — a rewarding read for any young reader's bookshelf.
Please Note: Cover artwork may vary slightly from images shown; this listing is for the UK edition with UK ISBN as stated above.
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