Just after Tanya Taylor was born on the lovely island of Tongo, her parent’s were killed. But their native nanny brought the girl up as if she were her own child until she was ten. Then Tanya went to England to be educated.
Margie Brown lived with her widowed mother, and didn’t know she had an aunt, until one Halloween, when Aunt Carla came to stay. Mrs. Brown wasn’t happy with her sister’s arrival, but Margie was delighted – especially when she discovered Aunt Carla was a witch!
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Jo Wiley had disguised herself as a boy and had run away from the Purdy Orphanage, in the deep south of America. She hoped she could find her father, who was working on a Mississippi mail-boat called “Queen of the Levee”.
After injuring her leg in an accident, Barbie Mason is told she will never play tennis again. But Barbie was determined to become a tennis champion despite her damaged leg.
Ozz a small alien comes to earth to search for his brother, who came to Earth to survey the planet but has not returned. On earth he crosses paths with, Sheena Wallace a young entertainer.
A short humour strip that follows a Scottie dog. At one time if you joined the Bunty Club, you would get a “Haggis” pin. From the first Bunty Annual in 1960 up to 1972 the covers featured a black Scottie dog in the corner of the frame, but it would be a long time that he got a strip in the weekly issues/annuals.
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Kate Miller and her best friend Suzy Durham, had started a Disco Dancing Formation Team at the exclusive St. Mead’s High School for Girls. It was difficult for them to practice, however, as dancing was not allowed at the school.
Fern had lived all her life alone on Seal Island, where she learned the language of animals and plants. So a legend grew that she was half fish, half girl. Fern had left her island and was being hunted like an animal, but she had also made two friends Tom and his cousin Rachel.
Christie Dove, who had been brought up in Ecclesfield Poorhouse, discovered that she was really Lady Christabel Deverel, heiress to a great fortune. Although she was taken to begin a new life at Deverel Hall with her Aunt Edith, she was determined to help the poor children she left behind, even if it meant doing it in secret.
When her archaeologist father became ill, Sandra Small decided to take his place on an expedition into the South American jungle. It was 1950 and Mr. Small had hoped to find the fabulous stone of Solomon, a tablet as ancient as time itself. Sandra realised her task would not be easy.
