


Willow Falls
3 books
Here are 3 books from the Willow Falls series by Wendy Mass. Start with 11 Birthdays (2009), then read the rest in the order below.
Books in order

11 Birthdays
Wendy Mass
Amanda and Leo, inseparable best friends who share the exact same birthday, find their bond shattered by a bitter argument on their tenth birthday. The following year, as their eleventh birthday dawns, a strange phenomenon begins: the day starts to repeat itself, trapping them in an endless loop. As the same day unfolds over and over, they must confront the reasons for their falling out and work together to break the cycle. This enchanting tale explores themes of friendship, forgiveness, and the unexpected magic that can arise from even the most frustrating circumstances.

Finally
Wendy Mass
Rory's twelfth birthday marks a turning point, unlocking a world of newfound freedoms and exciting possibilities. As she eagerly checks off items on her 'finally allowed' list, her life takes an unexpected turn when a movie production arrives at her school. Suddenly, Rory finds herself entangled in the drama of filmmaking, facing unforeseen challenges that test her resolve. Adding to the mystery, a peculiar prediction begins to unfold, hinting at a destiny far grander than she ever imagined.

13 Gifts
Wendy Mass
When shy, withdrawn Tara arrives in the small town of Willow Falls just before her thirteenth birthday, she expects a quiet, uneventful stay with relatives she barely knows. Instead, she discovers an unexpected friendship with an enigmatic elderly collector of rare and unusual items who seems determined to share something profound with her. As Tara navigates new friendships and explores the charming town, she begins to uncover the mysterious significance behind the gifts and messages the collector keeps offering her. Wendy Mass weaves a touching coming-of-age story about self-discovery, belonging, and the transformative power of human connection. This heartwarming novel celebrates the magic that can unfold when we open ourselves to new experiences and the people who see us for who we truly are.