Carla Gale, a young chimney sweep, lived in Loravia. She overheard General Krill plotting to kill the young King, Simon the sixth, so she hid the boy in her cottage. Then Carla discovered that General Krill had employed a boy to take the King’s place – and he was an exact double of King Simon.
Emma Lonsdale was extremely shy and timid. Because of this, the only friend she had was an old mirror, which somehow managed to talk back to her!
After a bad riding accident, Wendy Barne’s father, a scientist made her an electronic horse, she named Miracle. The horse had extra abilities such as extendible legs and eye beams.
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Roderick MacCoe of Coe, Chief of Clan Coe and Laird of High Hall, known in Scotland as Hee-Haw, was completely penniless. His daughter, Shona, acted as the Laird’s housekeeper, cook and maid-of-all things!
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After her plane was wrecked Wendy Green found herself in the land of the Little People. She tries to get back home, but then she also became small.
In the year 1880, the Honourable Hilary Lacey lost both her parents. Hilary decided to use her wealth by providing a home for waifs and strays from the workhouse. But the Beadle, Mr. Higgins was plotting against Hilary with a young accomplice a boy named Jack.
When a new charlady came to work at the home of Charlotte Colwell, the girl became strangely drawn to the woman. Charlotte’s wealthy parents had little time to spend with their daughter, but the charlady quickly saw how lonely the girl was. Unable to accept t he friendship between Charlotte and the servant, her parents sent her away to a strict school, feeling sure she would never see the charlady again. Charlotte hated the snobbish school but then charlady got a job at the school.
A story told from the point of view of a dog Scrap, who doesn’t want a domestic life. There are no speech or thought bubbles, instead a paragraph of text is underneath each picture.
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Gail Gordon’s ambition was to win a gold medal at the Olympic Games. But the problem was whether she should concentrate on running or swimming. Gail prefferred athletics, but she could not escape from Martha Moor, her ruthless swimming coach. Jim Cook, Gail’s athletic coach, was trying to rescue her from Martha’s evil clutches.
Belle Brown owned a ball that developed strange powers after being treated by some space travellers from the planet Orbis. They used the ball to learn about Earth.
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