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Glee
Glee Books in Order | Wonderlit
2 books · Ages 9–18 · Chapter Books
Glee is a 2-book series for ages 9–18 by Sophia Lowell.
Reading Order
2
Foreign Exchange
2011
3
Summer Break
2011
What This Series Covers
Friendship & Loyalty
Self-Confidence & Identity
Friendship & Social
Peer Pressure
Loneliness & Belonging
Empathy & Kindness
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