The Spitfire Girl books in order

The Spitfire Girl is a four-book WWII series by Fenella J. Miller following a young woman who becomes a pilot with the Air Transport Auxiliary, ferrying aircraft across wartime Britain.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 The Spitfire Girl 2018 Fenella J. Miller Buy
2 The Spitfire Girl in the Skies 2019 Fenella J. Miller Buy
3 A Wedding for the Spitfire Girl 2019 Fenella J. Miller Buy
4 Over and Out 2020 Fenella J. Miller Buy

The Spitfire Girl is a four-book WWII series by Fenella J. Miller, published between 2018 and 2020. The heroine is an ATA pilot, a woman who flies Spitfires and other military aircraft across Britain on ferry missions, a role that places her in constant proximity to danger and the machinery of war.

The series opens with The Spitfire Girl in 2018, introducing the heroine and the world of ATA flying. The Spitfire Girl in the Skies and A Wedding for the Spitfire Girl followed in 2019, taking the story deeper into the personal and professional life of a woman doing skilled, physically demanding work in a male-dominated environment. Over and Out concluded the series in 2020.

Miller uses the ATA setting to give her WWII heroine more agency and technical specificity than domestic or nursing roles typically allow. Flying itself is described in enough detail to ground the reader in the world, and the romantic thread runs alongside the aviation plot rather than replacing it. The series is among Miller’s most distinctive WWII work for the specificity of its setting and the independence of its central character.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the The Spitfire Girl series?

There are four books in the The Spitfire Girl series, published between 2018 and 2020.

What is the first book in the The Spitfire Girl series?

The first book in the The Spitfire Girl series is The Spitfire Girl, published in 2018.

What is the Air Transport Auxiliary in The Spitfire Girl series?

The Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA) was a civilian organisation during the Second World War that ferried military aircraft from factories to RAF stations, freeing up trained combat pilots. Women pilots, known as “Attagirls,” flew the same aircraft as male ATA pilots. The Spitfire Girl series follows a woman who joins the ATA and takes on this dangerous and skilled work.

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