Which Mary Jane Staples Adams Family Title Comes After The First Book?

Reading The Adams Family series in order has me hooked—what’s the exact title for book two? I’d hate to skip a sequel accidentally.
2026-08-02 12:00:18
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AustinRay
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After the first book, the story continues with 'Maggie.' I’d argue it’s even more important to read these in order than more plot-heavy series, because the joy is in the cumulative family history. You miss the little references and growth if you skip around.
2026-08-04 15:29:49
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DamianFox
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The next in line is 'Maggie.' What strikes me is how the author manages to make each book feel both standalone in its focus and yet completely interconnected. Reading 'Maggie' right after the first book enriches the experience of both.
2026-08-05 00:47:35
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JacePerez
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Not a clue about the order, sorry! I just popped into this thread because the name 'Mary Jane Staples' made me smile—it’s such a wonderfully specific author name. Sounds like she wrote exactly the books you’d expect her to write. Hope you find your answer!
2026-08-05 03:40:12
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EdenBell
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Is it 'Maggie'? I think I read them out of order years ago at my grandmother's house, so my memory is a bit fuzzy on the exact sequence. I recall 'Maggie' featuring quite early on, and the stories all blend into this lovely, comforting feeling. Maybe someone else can confirm for sure? I just remember the spines lined up on the shelf.
2026-08-08 15:16:39
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