Lisa Blake’s mum and dad managed an adventure camp in the Cotswolds. Lisa had her own pony, Lucky, and helped organise the riding.
Art: Eduardo Feito (#219-#224)
Helen Ford and Clare Kirby were forbidden to have anything to do with each other because their fathers didn’t get on. However, Helen and Clare decided to remain friends in secret.
Artist: Purita Campos
There was a new pupil in Pamela Burton’s class – Her Mum! Mrs Burton had decided to restart her education. Although proud of her mother, Pamela was finding Mum’s presence at school could cause problems.
Holly Carter was thrilled when her single parent mum landed a new job as a travel journalist. Holly and her mother were spending the summer trying out lots of different holidays so Mrs Carter could write about them. It sounded great — but not everything had gone smoothly.
Karina Crosbie was determined that her new boyfriend, Dean Easson, would not meet her large, eccentric, chaotic family in case they put him off her.
Marie Curtis had a boyfriend, Matthew, whose family were very wealthy. His sister, disliked Marie and didn’t think she was good enough for Matthew.
When all her mates got boyfriends, Katy felt really left out. She didn’t have a boyfriend, so she invented one! But, life became very awkward when her mates asked to meet him, so she decided there was only one thing she could do – pretend to break up with him.
Plot:
Cheryl Boyd and Amy Jackson land part-time jobs at a hair salon, with the promise that one of them will get a permanent position in the summer. Amy is trying to get rid of Cheryl so she will land the job. Cheryl soon realises she has an enemy, but does not suspect Amy.
Cutting Edge – M&J: #159 (28 May 1994) – #168 (30 July 1994)
The adventures of a toy named Cuddles, narrated by Cuddles himself.
Cuddles – M&J: #177 (1 October 1994) – #188 (17 December 1994)
Plot:
Emma Marsden finds that her new stepsister Chrissie is a copycat and tags along wherever she goes. This is causing all sorts of problems.
