Babymouse Books In Order

Publication Order of Babymouse Books

Publication Order of Babymouse: Tales from the Locker Books

Babymouse Series
The serialized Babymouse’s two authors—literary siblings—specialize in juvenile literature. Jennifer L. Holm (June 1968—) pursued B.A. in International Relations at Dickinson College, between 1986 and 1990; in 2007, the Dickinson College also offered Jennifer an honorary doctorate degree.
Jennifer, who debuted in June 1999, has worked: in broadcasting, as an administrative assistant (1990 to 1992); as a freelance video producer (1992 to 1996); and as Ogilvy & Mather’s broadcast producer (1995 to 2000).

Co-author Matthew Holm (February 1974—) studied B.A. in English at Penn State University (1992 to 1996). Also a freelance illustrator, Matthew has worked as Country Living Magazine’s associate editor-and-writer (1996 to 2004) and has been consulting for Hot Knife Design, Inc. since 1998.

Books in the Babymouse Series
First dated 2005, Queen of the World! is book one in the Babymouse series. Protagonist Babymouse is an adventure-seeking mouse’s baby that desires to standout in their school and to rule the world as a queen. However, tonight Babymouse is torn between two things: gatecrashing an invitation-only girly sleepover at beloved schoolgirl Felicia the kitten’s home that coincides with—and prompts her to ignore—a movie date organized by her best friend Wilson the weasel.
First dated January 1, 2005, Our Hero is book two in the Babymouse series. Babymouse and Felicia are opponents in a marks-awarding dodgeball competition; Babymouse’s stamina and insights from her coach Wilson helps her qualify for the final game, where she unseats the current champion Felicia, despite lacking athletic shoes.

Originally dated January 1, 2006; Beach Babe is book three in their Babymouse series. During a beach vacation, Babymouse is accompanied by her eager baby brother named Squeak whom she dislikes but she is remorseful when he escapes, prompting her to find and bond with him over water sports.
First released on September 26, 2006; Rockstar is fourth in that Babymouse series. Upcoming flute player Babymouse’s ambition is becoming a notable rock musician, despite Felicia’s mockery; a vengeful poodle named Penny—she and Babymouse are mutual enemies of Felicia—becomes her flute coach.
First dated December 1, 2006; Heartbreaker is fifth book in the Babymouse series. Babymouse is looking for a school dance partner because Penny and Wilson has since partnered; after dancing by herself for long, Georgie joins her.

First dated January 1, 2007; Camp Babymouse is sixth in the Babymouse series. Babymouse is anticipating a night-long summertime camping, where the lost survivalist saves both herself and another camper.

First dated September 25, 2007; Skater Girl is seventh in the Babymouse series. Babymouse is a notable skater and a prospective Olympic gold medallist whom an Olympic coach has since discovered and is training.

Initially dated December 26, 2007; Puppy Love is eighth in the Babymouse series. The fateful pet-loving Babymouse adopts collarless dog Lady whom she had lovingly nicknamed Buddy before it reunited with its rightful owner and she also found her many long-lost pets merrymaking in her bedroom.

First dated August 26, 2008; Monter Mash is ninth book in the Babymouse series. In this Halloween-themed book, Babymouse is torn between being a scary and a girly monster in a party where she wants to make up for it after—and resist—being bullied into vandalizing.

Originally dated January 13, 2009; The Musical is tenth in the Babymouse series. Babymouse and her archrival Felicia want to outshine each other during a school music festival, wherein substitute Babymouse wishes sickness upon Felicia so that she can replace her.

First dated January 1, 2009; Dragonslayer is eleventh in the Babymouse series. Babymouse—whose locker is a portal to a time-warping alien realm—is a prospective dragonslayer who hopes to be the prophesied winner of a Mathematics contest, despite the ambitious contester performing poorly in the subject.
In Babymouse Burns Rubber—first dated December 2005 and twelfth in the Babymouse series—the self-centric Babymouse hopes to become a renowned rally driver in a racing team including Wilson whom she exploits. Originally September 28, 2010, Cupcake Tycoon is thirteenth in the Babymouse series. In this school fundraising-themed book where the items traded include cupcakes, Babymouse is attempting to outsell Felicia so as to get a comparatively bigger bonus.
Initially dated May 10, 2011; Mad Scientist is fourteenth in the Babymouse series. Babymouse is showcasing a communicating and cupcake-feeding amoeba called Squish in a science congress, where she hopes to be declared the winner.

Initially dated September 27, 2011; A Very Babymouse Christmas is fifteenth in the Babymouse series. The materialistic and self-centric Babymouse misses out on the widespread Christmastime celebratory mood because of her greed for presents.

Initially dated July 10, 2012; Babymouse for President is sixteenth in the Babymouse series. Babymouse’s cupcake-oriented ambition of becoming student union president is faced with—and fails after—numerous opponents, ranging from the bullying Felicia to her locker-cum-portal and fairy animals.
First dated January 8, 2013; Extreme Babymouse is seventeenth in the Babymouse series. In this peer pressure-themed book, Babymouse wants the thrill of extreme snowboarding alongside her careless classmates, contrary to her snowboarding coach’s caution.

Initially dated September 1, 2013; Happy Birthday, Babymouse is eighteenth in their Babymouse series. Babymouse is obsessed with huge birthday presents and is disappointed because she shares a birthday with Felicia whose party attracts the others instead.

Initially dated April 14, 2015; Bad Babysitter is nineteenth in the Babymouse series. Babymouse is now babysitting three small monkeys and baby owl Otto so that she can afford a fairy scooter.

Originally dated April 12, 2016; Babymouse Goes for the Gold is twentieth in the duo’s Babymouse series. After overcoming self-doubt and poor time management, prospective swimmer Babymouse appreciates teamwork over a medallion.

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