To her amazement Amy Jones had landed the star part in the new musical “Amy”. After the auditions, rehearsals began – but so did several upsetting incidents which put Amy in the bad books of Mr Glenn the producer.
When their car crashed into the river, Jane Fairlady’s millionaire father was killed, Jane lost her memory and her mother was missing presumed drowned. Jane inherited a fortune and then a woman claiming to be Mrs Fairlady appeared. Although Jane couldn’t remember her mother, she suspected the woman was an imposter
Amanda Burns, a brilliant young ballet student, was confined to a wheelchair after a tragic accident. She decided to train Delia Johnson, the daughter of her mothers housekeeper to dance – but it had to be in secret. Delia’s mother hated ballet because her ballerina sister was killed in a plane crash on the way to an engagement.
Easy-Going Daisy Davies was horrified when her comfort loving parents suddenly become mad keen fitness fanatics. Daisy was determined to discourage them from their exhausting new hobby.
Sam Cook was warned when she bought a crossword puzzle book from an old woman that it would bring Sam good luck, but others bad luck. Sam began to win lots of crossword competitions but her friend Laura noticed that anyone who annoyed Sam met with an accident.
When Professor Robinson went to hospital, Paula Brown found herself looking after his secret project, a metal robot named Milly. Though keeping the secret was causing problems for Paula.
When the Taylor family started looking for a new home, Sue Taylor claimed she was being pestered by an eerie ghostly presence telling her to stay away, but then there was one house she was mysteriously attracted to.
Sally Lenton had just moved to the village of Hollybrook. Whilst exploring, she went to the grounds of Denby house and spotted an unhappy girl at the window. She found out the girl was Fran Halliday and her mother kept her a prisoner because she was afraid Fran may catch a dreadful disease and die like her elder sister did. Mrs Halliday agreed Sally could be friends with Fran on the condition she could not ever leave Denby house, as she didn’t want her to bring any germs in. With the help of Mrs Gill the housekeeper, Sally sneaks back to her mother and with her agreement, she goes back to Fran to stay for the school holidays.
In 1860 orphans Joanna and Johnny Hollow were sent to the workhouse after the death of their parents. So they were not separated Joanna disguised herself as a boy. Then the children were adopted by Mr Hindley who only wanted them to slave in his factory and under the constant threat of being sent back to workhouse.
Celia Carstair had been educated by a private tutor, so when she went to Markham Comprehensive she found it difficult to fit in with the other kids, as she kept saying the wrong thing.