Gift Set. The episodes on the gift set are not presented in air date or production order, because it is simply a repackaging of the individual DVD releases and each release had its own theme. Although the gift set and individual releases for volumes 1 - 4 have since gone out of print, volumes 1 - 4 were re-released in 2017 as two 2-disc "double feature" sets, the first containing volumes 1 and 2 and the second containing volumes 3 and 4. The bonus disc containing "Outbreak" and "Look Who's Talking" has not been re-released and those two episodes remain only available as part of the 5 DVD Gift Set package. So Little Time, Volume 1: School's Cool (August 13, 2002) So Little Time, Volume 2: Boy Crazy (August 13, 2002) So Little Time, Volume 3: About A Family (August 13, 2002) So Little Time, Volume 4: Hangin' Out (June 3, 2003) So Little Time: 5 DVD Gift Set (September 6, 2005) Books Several episodes of So Little Time were novelized and published in book form by HarperCollins Entertainment. The series also featured new original stories based on the show, which were written by the same authors. As of the spring of 2008, 17 So Little Time books have been released, following the lives of Chloe and Riley. How to Train a Boy Instant Boyfriend Too Good To Be True Just Between Us Tell Me About It Secret Crush Girl Talk The Love Factor Dating Game A Girl's Guide to Guys Boy Crazy Best Friends Forever Love is in the Air Spring Breakup Get Real Surf Holiday The Makeover Experiment Soundtrack A soundtrack album featuring the show's theme song as well as other music featured in the series was released by Trauma Records and Dualstar Records in June 2001, and was made available on iTunes, Amazon MP3 and Spotify on June 5, 2010, by Kirtland Records. Arkarna - "So Little Time" Noogie - "Mr. Fabulous" Jason Feddy - "The Beautiful Few" Joey Kingpin - "Rock It" Vienna - "Where I Wanna Be" Ritalin - "Stuck Like Glue" George Tenen III and James Pennington - "You Make Me Love You More" Lovepie - "Thoughts of You" The Getaway People - "Superstar" Chad Hollister - "Leavin' Home" Crashpalace - "Brickwall" The Weekend - "Punk Rock Show" References External links 2000s American teen sitcoms 2001 American television series debuts 2002 American television series