What books refer to the nursery rhyme Jack and Jill in them?

Question

Any authors who continuously refer to this nursery rhyme?

Anything other than nursery rhyme collections? Like maybe Harry Potter or Wuthering Heights?

Answer 1

Jack and Jill may have one of the following meanings.

"Jack and Jill" (song) is a nursery rhyme.
"Jack and Jill" (Raydio song) is a song by Raydio released in 1978.
Jack and Jill: The True Story is a short film starring Efin R. Schu and Aliza Ruth based on the rhyme.
Jack and Jill (dance) is a format of dance competitions.
Jack and Jill (magazine) is a children's magazine.
Jack and Jill (comic) was a British comic that ran from 1885-1887 and from 1954-1985.
Jack and Jill (television series) which ran from 1999 to 2001.
Jack and Jill Ice Cream which sells ice cream from trucks on the east coast of the United States.
Jack and Jill (novel) is a book by author James Patterson.
Jack and Jill (organization) is a social club for prominent African-Americans and their families.

Answer 2

James Patterson wrote a book titled "Jack and Jill". It's a book in his Detective Alex Cross series. Don't worry about reading any of the other books in the series to understand this one. The rhyme itself is not in the book, but the titles does suit the book perfectly. There are two killers in the book that have named themselves Jack and Jill.

Answer 3

Mother Goose wrote Jack and Jill.

Answer 4

Mother Goose

Answer 5

There's one by James Patterson.