Living with Laura — Cathy Scott goes to live with her older sister Laura and her husband after their parents are killed. But Cathy has problems living with Laura. Sharing Starlight — Cousins Patti Mills and Sarah Blake inherit a pony, Starlight. Unfortunately the cousins hate each other due to a family feud, and poor Starlight is caught in the middle. In addition, you grant to Mandy, without any credit or compensation to you, a royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, unrestricted, irrevocable, and fully transferable, assignable and sub-licensable license to host, use, modify, display, copy, reproduce, disclose, sell, translate, create derivative works of, distribute, and export any User-Provided Content, in whole or in part, or to incorporate it in other works in any form, media, software or technology of any kind now known or hereafter developed or discovered for any purposes whatsoever. You agree that Mandy may publish or otherwise disclose your name in connection with your User-Provided Content. No Room for Rosie — Rosie Palmer's father is made redundant and the family buys a guest house. This causes difficulties for Rosie, including sharing the house with strangers.

Guinea-Pig Girl — Terry Lacey's father draws a comic strip about the adventures of a girl who is also called Terry. Terry helps Dad with his ideas, but doing so gets her into all sorts of scrapes. inclusion of information, advertisements or other content relating to other users or third party services or products does not constitute any recommendation or endorsement by us of the relevant user, services or products.The Millpark Mystery! — Three friends Ruth, Anne and Teri are starting a new school after their old school closes down. Their first day does not start out well, until they meet a nice teacher named Miss. Brown. But when they discover that no other students or teachers seem to like her, and see a different side to her, they decide they have to solve this mystery. The Pipes of Pam — Pam Piper is a pupil at Glofield Comprehensive. The school is guarded by three friendly witches who are upset that everyone seems to take life so seriously. So they give Pam some magic pipes. Whenever Pam plays them, amazing things happen.

The Quiet One — Danni is a vicious bully, but pretends to be nice and shy while bullying in secret. My Pony Next Door — Jenny West is forced to sell her pony Jester to her new neighbour, Willa Trent, so her dad can pay off his debts. But then Jenny discovers Willa is an unfit owner for Jester. The Many Faces of Moppet – Janette Johnson rescues a doll, Moppet, from the river. But Janette does not realise that whatever facial expressions or poses Moppet is put into cause her to act in that exact manner, which gets her into trouble. All Change! — Twins Lucy and Lisa Clayton are sad when their parents split up, but comfort themselves with the thought that they have each other. Then, when their gran moves in, she seems to favour Lucy over Lisa and Lisa feels left out.The Farmer Wants a Wife — Ann and Helen Harrow feel their widower father needs a new wife to help look after the family and farm. So they set out to find a suitable woman, without telling him, but are not having much success. Diary of Despair — Karen Kemp's older sister Donna runs away and ends up in a coma due to a road accident. Her diary reveals that pupils and staff at her school have been giving her a bad time. Karen sets out to take revenge on them. Neil Next Door — Lisa Norton is delighted when her boyfriend, Neil Radley, moves in next door. But then she finds this is causing problems. Hide My Family — Karina Crosbie is determined that her new boyfriend, Dean Easson, will not meet her large, eccentric, chaotic family in case they put him off her.

Eyes for Mary – Mary Tremayne is going blind, and is training her dog, Shep, to be her guide. This is unheard of in Victorian times and Mary is meeting strong opposition. Tessa Goes to Town — Tessa Mercer's mother abandons their farm in favour of the town life, causing separation between the parents. Stories were generally moralistic in tone, with long-suffering heroines finally achieving happiness, while villainous relatives or girls who were liars, cheats, and bullies received their comeuppance. Film Star Nurse — TV star Amy Clark is mistaken for a nurse during an emergency because she is still wearing her nurse's uniform from the serial she stars in. This inspires her to give up her television career and start training as a real nurse. Mary – Maid of All Work — In 1898, Mary Morris has a tough time work-wise because her small size is against her. When she does find work she gets the toughest jobs with hard employers.

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Gail's Guardian Angel — Gail Hayley has a companion that only she can see and hear – her guardian angel. Gertie the Ghost-Hunter — Gertie Hill's grandfather is caretaker of the new building complex at Old Mallow. The redevelopment has disturbed the ghosts who haunt the square. Only Gertie can see and deal with them, with the aid of a strange hour-glass that belonged to her great-grandmother. Her Cousin's Keeper — Lucy Shaw's rich uncle pays for her to attend Acton Hall Boarding School – but only on condition that she look after his daughter, Hilary. Lucy loves Acton hall but spoiled, wilful Hilary hates it and wants to get expelled. Lucy knows if that happens, she would have to leave too! The Jealousy of Jemma — Julie believes she is being terrorised by the spirit of her twin sister, Jemma. Here Come the Mini-Mounties! — Joyce Ingram and Rona Parnell are two young policewomen, that join the Mounted Section of the Police Force.

Each issue had a theme usually involving a play on words. The main picture set up the theme for the story. As well as the large picture there was one small panel in the corner; often this would be a contrast to the calmer/ happier main picture. Sing for Your Supper! — In 1860, orphans Hannah and Oliver Franklin come to London to find their Uncle George, but find he is deceased. Silas Grodget, a theatrical agent, finds Hannah a job on stage and she becomes a popular singer. But Grodget is an unscrupulous man who intends to make a profit out of Hannah. That's My Girl! — Kate Masters’ father, a famous scientist, goes on the run after being wrongly accused of espionage. Kate promises her father that she will continue her skating, but it is not proving easy, and he has to find ways to secretly help her while evading the police. Slaves of the Mill – Jane March works in a horrible mill, but does her best to make life easier for the others. But there is a secret in Jane's past, and once the overseer suspects it, Jane's life is in danger.Nora's Ark — Nora Carrie and her dog Skipper go out on a trip with Granddad aboard his boat, "Ark". It turns into a nightmare when tsunamis strike and cast the Ark adrift. Worse, Granddad is taken ill, so it's up to the inexperienced Nora to navigate the Ark. Big Bad Sister! – Jane Walker and her siblings have been fostered, but Jane feels that her talented new foster sister is taking over from her and supplanting her in the affections of her siblings. The Children Came Too! — When Jenny Smith's father falls ill while abroad, Mrs. Smith flies out to look after him, leaving the children in the care of their Aunt Ivy. Jenny is a keen athlete but finds it hard to train properly as Ivy refuses to look after the children when Jenny is not at school. So Jenny ends up having to take her younger siblings to training with her. Rose and Mary — Rose Kemp, adopted as a baby, has always wanted a sister. It comes true when she discovers her twin sister Mary was stolen as a baby, and now Mary has come to live with her. But Mary's upbringing with the people who stole her has made her rough, bad-mannered and very difficult to get along with.