| Format | Publisher | Year | Language | Territory |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Houghton Mifflin | 1946 | English | — | |
| A Bantam Book | 1950 | English | — | |
| Penguin | 1962 | English | — | |
| Bantam Books | 1973 | English | — | |
| Bantam Books | 1974 | English | — | |
| Heinemann Educational Books | 1975 | English | — | |
| Bantam Books | 1975 | English | — | |
| Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company | 1985 | English | — | |
| Penguin Books | 1985 | English | — | |
| Amsco School Pub. | 1994 | English | — | |
| Penguin Books | 2001 | English | — | |
| Perfection Learning Corporation | 2004-08 | English | — | |
| Mariner Books | 2004-08-13 | English | — | |
| — | 2006 | English | — | |
| Paw Prints | 2008 | English | — | |
| Mariner Books | 2026-09-15 | English | — | |
| Audiobook | Dh Audio | 1987 | English | — |
| Audiobook | L.A. Theatre Works | 2001-12-10 | English | — |
| eBook | Open Road Integrated Media, Inc. | 2004-08-13 | English | — |

The Member of the Wedding
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Twelve-year-old Frankie feels restless, isolated, and desperate to belong to something larger than herself. When she learns that her older brother is getting married, she imagines the wedding as a way out of her loneliness and becomes increasingly determined to join the newlyweds' future. Conversations with Berenice and her young cousin John Henry frame a sensitive coming-of-age story about adolescence, identity, family, and the painful limits of belonging.