What Is The Correct Order Of Laura Childs Scrapbooking Mysteries

Can anyone help me with the complete reading list? I read 'Keepsake Crimes' but then got lost. Are the Tea Shop or Cackleberry Club books part of the same timeline?
2026-07-30 03:56:56
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AmySnow
AmySnow
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Plot-wise, order isn't key. But for the feeling of settling into a long series, it is. There's a joy in starting at the beginning and living in that world for eighteen books. You notice tiny callbacks. You feel like you've grown with the characters. That's the magic.
2026-07-31 16:25:31
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LeonLee
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The correct order is simply the publication order. Any fan site or the author's bibliography will list them that way. The series doesn't have major cliffhangers or a shifting timeline, so it's not like some fantasy epics where order is critical.

Still, I recommend starting at the beginning. 'Keepsake Crimes' establishes the New Orleans vibe so perfectly. Later books assume you're already in love with the city and the scrapbooking world, so they dive right in.
2026-08-02 16:03:29
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NoelBaker
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Ooh, a scrapbooking mystery series? I didn't know that was a thing. My aunt would love these. What's the best one to get her as a gift? Should I just get the first one, or is there a standout fan favorite?
2026-08-03 17:28:57
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FayeLewis
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I treat book series like TV. I wouldn't start 'Game of Thrones' at season 6. So yeah, start with 'Keepsake Crimes'. It's only fair to the author's vision. You get to see her find the series' footing. Later, you'll appreciate how confidently she writes the setting.
2026-08-04 22:10:38
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