Susie Dobbs lived with her cruel Aunt Ida, who made Susie work very hard, so that she could have an easy life. She found Susie a job at Deacon Leisure Centre as a Cleaner. Where Susie a keen gymnast became involved with the Deacon gymnastics club but had to keep it a secret from her aunt
Julie Dene and wealthy Sonia Alwick-Drew owned identical ponies. But when both ponies were stolen and only one was recovered, the girls faced a huge problem. Was it Julie’s Snowdrop or Sonia’s Snowball?
Rosie Simm’s personality changed when she found an old pair of running shoes. Whenever Rosie put them on, she was determined to win no matter the cost.
When King’s Lane a small street in a quiet village was swallowed up by a brand new housing estate, neighbours Charlie Duff and Violet Linden found themselves surrounded by lots of new friends. This soap story follows the lives of Diana, Charlie, Joanne, Carol, Violet and Johnny.
With Witchford Village isolated from the rest of the country by vast floodlands its inhabitants were at the mercy of two evil witches, the Sibson sisters.
As a result of a bad illness as a child Gail Newington had grown up spoilt and selfish. Then her welsh grandfather came to live with the family and bought Gail a very unusual pony called Honey. Honey’s actions seem to make Gail a better person.
When Hazel Darke was given an old piano by her grandmother she found it had a frightening effect on her. Normally tone deaf, Hazel had no talent for music at all, but whenever she went near the piano she felt an irresistible force compelling her to play a beautiful melody – and found herself speaking strange words in someone else’s voice!
Plot:
Jennie Watts’ mother disappears when her car is involved in an accident. The police have no luck in finding Mrs Watts, so Jennie sets out to do it herself. Clues tell Jennie that her mother has lost her memory and is travelling under her maiden name, and this is why the police have failed to find her.
Notes:
My Mum is Missing! – Suzy:#127 (9 February 1985) – #138 (27 April 1985)
Plot:
Triplets Jenny, Tina and Fiona Jordan were pupils at Jedworth Hall Boarding School for girls.
(The Jordons of Jedworth – Judy 1988)
The Turner family shun cousin Carmina because she practises black magic. When they do not invite her to new arrival Louise’s christening, she takes revenge with an evil puppet as a christening gift for Louise. It has an evil power that is set to activate when Louise turns thirteen. When the time arrives, the puppet starts forcing Louise to commit vile acts against her family. Carmina’s plan is to destroy their love for Louise.
The Curse of Carmina – Suzy: #116 (24 November 1984) – #126 (2 February 1985)