Little Annie Rooney was originally a 1920s comic strip for King Features Syndicate , about a young orphaned girl who traveled about with her dog, Zero.
When their parents separated, Heather and Sonia Merton agreed to spend weekdays with their Mom and weekends with their dad. Heather was eager to make the friendly agreement work, but Sonia was bitter and decided to take revenge on their parents any way she could. Realising what she was doing Heather was determined to save what family togetherness still remained.
Pretty and talented Dale Peters had been in Hill-side Children’s home since the death of her parents. She’d become close friends with Donna Ducksworth, a kind, but accident prone girl. Dale was determined she’d only go to a couple who’d take Donna too.
When their car disappeared on a touring holiday, sisters, Ann and Beth, found themselves prisoners in a strange village. It was run by a man named Volin and there were two types of people: Alphas who were in charge and Betas who obeyed them.
Debbie Donklin was taking her grandfather’s seaside donkeys on a 200 mile walk across England, so they could join Grandad at his retirement home.
When Joanne Mellors started at St Mary’s new school, weird things began to happen. She kept hearing the ghostly sound of children singing and had come face to face with a girl from the past called Johanna.
Trina Scott didn’t know it, but after finding a sea shell and a narrow escape from drowning, her life was being mysteriously affected by the ebb and flow of the tides!
When Katie Balfour’s parents were killed in a plane crash, her nasty Aunt Esther, whom she had ever met before, moved into the Balfour home. Aunt Esther didn’t know Katie had a little brother, Ben and because her Aunt hated boys, Katie hid Ben in the attic, to keep him safe.
While on holiday at seaside with her family, Wendy Watson rescued a strange old lady who was trapped in a cave. As a reward the old lady gave Wendy the power of weather control. Wendy only had to rub her nose and wish for the weather she wanted, but somehow Wendy rarely got it right.