Alice Hemming Books In Order

Publication Order of Class X Books

Publication Order of Dark Unicorns Books

Publication Order of Rose Gold and Friends Books

Publication Order of Squirrel and Bird Books

Publication Order of The Leaf Thief Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Picture Books

Alice Hemming is a successful published author.

She has written over fifty books for children. She is recognized for writing such works as the Dark Unicorns series and the picture book The Leaf Thief, illustrated by Nicola Slater. The book has been sold all over the world and has been translated into 19 languages.

Alice says that when it comes to ideas, she’s never been at a loss for them. She spent much of her childhood playing make believe as well as working her way through the shelves of the local library, which helped with fueling her imagination. She started her working life working as a librarian and a web content editor. During this time she was going to various different part time classes that she was taking that focused on writing, illustration and sculpture.

While the author was on maternity leave with her first child, she said that she was going to complete just one project that was unfinished. That would become the text for her published picture book The Black and White Club with Kimberley Scott as illustrator. This emboldened her and she would go on to make more books for younger children that are designed to be shared and have fun dialogue and text that works in harmony with the illustrations. She also writes fairy tales that are designed for older children that pull from the love that she has for traditional stories and folklore.

She lives in Hertfordshire, United Kingdom and is married. She shares her life with her husband and their two children and she works in a writing shed located in her garden. When she is not busy visiting schools she is bury writing and continues to find inspiration all around her.

It’s a Secret is the first book in the Rose Gold and Friends series by Alice Hemming. If you have been looking for a fun read and you are a younger reader or just want to find a good story for younger readers to give as a gift, this youthful story is a fun pick.

Rose Gold, Yasmeen Silver, Amber Beau, and Oralie Sands all meet up at summer camp and once they do they all become great friends. Rose is having a wonderful time with these new people but at the same time she is also dealing with being homesick.

The girls do their best to try and lift her spirits and it works a little. But then one evening they are all sharing secrets in their room and Rose tells them about Wriggley, her dog, and how much she really misses him. They are all understanding and now get why she seems so sad. But that night Rose is going to be very surprised when Wriggley appears at their window. He had cleverly followed her all of the way there.

The only thing is that dogs are not allowed at the camp. If Rose wants to have Wriggley close by then she is going to need to keep him a secret, as well as her friends. Can these girls manage Wriggley and keep him under wraps or are they going to find that they have been caught? Despite what happens, now that the girls have found each other they are going to try and stay best friends for the rest of their lives. Check out the first in this series to find out how it starts and how the debut ends!

On Ice is the second book in the Rose Gold and Friends series by Alice Hemming. If you have been looking for an interesting book to check out, this is a great one for you to get started with. The debut in the series kicks things off and then this sequel picks up where things left off with the four close friends.

Rose, Jade, Amber and Yasmeen are all really close friends. While they don’t live close to each other, they make sure to always take the time out to keep in touch. They even all stay at each other’s houses four times a year. This time the girls have gotten back together at Yasmeen’s house for Christmas. While they don’t all celebrate the holiday they are all excited to take part in a fun weekend full of songs and films and cuddling with Mable, Yasmeen’s dog.

Yasmeen’s mom even said that she would take all of them ice skating. Then her mom gets sick and she can’t take the girls anymore. Yasmeen is very upset. She feels badly for her mother but also doesn’t know how she’s going to break the news to the girls that the weekend has ruined.

She should not have worried, though, because the girls understand that being together is what is most important and everything will be good if they just stick together. Read this book to find out whether the girls can keep up the holiday spirit and whether it all works out in this fun sequel of the series from Alice Hemming.