Jan Eliot

Jan Eliot

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Privacy Is for Wussies (Stone Soup, #14) was the most recently released book by Jan Eliot, on September 1st, 2016.

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Jan Eliot Stats: The highest rated book by Jan Eliot on Book Notification is You Can't Say Boobs On Sunday, the 2nd novel in the Stone Soup series. The second-highest rated book is It Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time (Stone Soup #10).

The most read book by Jan Eliot on Book Notification is Brace Yourself, the 9th novel in the Stone Soup series. The second most read book is You Can't Say Boobs On Sunday (Stone Soup #2).

Below is a complete list of Jan Eliot books in publication and chronological order, broken down by series. The most popular series by Jan Eliot is the Stone Soup Series.

List of Stone Soup Books in Publication Order

List of Jan Eliot Anthologies in Publication Order

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Jan Eliot

Jan Eliot is the author of the Stone Soup series which currently consists of 14 novels. The Stone Soup series started in 1997 with the novel Stone Soup. The most recently released novel in the Stone Soup series was Privacy Is for Wussies which was released in 2016. There are no upcoming novels for the Stone Soup series.

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Jan Eliot: F.A.Q

What was the first book Jan Eliot wrote?

The first book written by Jan Eliot was Stone Soup, published in 1997.

What was the most recent book Jan Eliot wrote?

Their most recently released work was Privacy Is for Wussies on September 1st, 2016.

Will there be any more books by Jan Eliot?

Jan Eliot does not have any upcoming books with a set publication date within the next few months at this time.

How many books has Jan Eliot written?

Jan Eliot has written 14 books excluding contributions to anthologies. All of their books are in the Stone Soup Series.

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