Plot:
Tessa Teesdale, is shrunk to doll-size by Dr Paulus to retrieve the four sacred rubies of Vilvenia. One problem she runs into is when she is mistaken by a night-owl for a mouse as she is trying to deliver the second of the jewels. The owl carries Tessa high into the belfry of a church.
Four Tasks for Tiny Tessa – Judy: #998 (24 February 1979) – #1005 (14 April 1979)
Patsy and Kathleen Brown, seeking a fabulous treasure in a sacred lake in the Andes Mountains, were helped by the spirit of the Aztec Queen, Acora. Having managed to escape from a ruthless gang, also after the treasure, Kathleen returned to the camp to find it wrecked and her sister gone.
The Golden Queen – Judy: #970 (12 August 1978) – #979 (14 October 1978)
When her mother died, young Princess Pandora promised to help the poor and the needy people of her kingdom. In the sequel, “Pandora’s Secret Pledge”, Princess Pandora disguises herself as a boy to search for the Golden Stallion, the finest horse in the kingdom. She finds the stallion and bonds with it. Then, when her father goes on crusade, she and the stallion have to honour the ancient custom of completing the dangerous ride of the Three Peaks or lose the throne. But the king’s enemies are out to stop her completing the task.
Trudy, Pru, Jo, Mel and their injured teacher Miss Martin end up on a Pacific island after their yacht is wrecked. Unfortunately a volcano is due to erupt, and then it does. Their only hope is the last remaining islander, Sam, who has not evacuated, and his submarine. But Sam gets knocked out at the critical moment of evacuation!
To save her Uncle Barney’s Brine shipping company from ruin in 1890, Tess Taylor had taken the ship, Seabird, on a trading cruise in the South Pacific.
Trader Tess – Judy: #893 (19 February 1977) – #910 (18 June 1977)
Other Appearances:
In the 1880’s, half-Indian orphan Nan Scott had embarked on a long, dangerous journey to the Canadian border in search of a place where she and her animal friends would really belong. When Nan reached the town of Morton’s Creek, she found it had a problem—no creek.
A Place for Homing – Judy: #893 (19 February 1977) – (?)
Abigail Hazard and her bounty hunter friend Mr Brig go after the Nugget Brothers, who have robbed and wounded Mr Hazard.
Janet Malcolm is a natural javelin thrower and her talent is spotted. But Janet’s severe grandfather does not approve of her pursuing athletics because he believes a girl’s place is in the home. When it gets to the point where the grandfather threatens to throw Janet out, she leaves home to travel to White City to compete.
Plot:
Amos Calthorp and his party of pilgrims had reached the sheltered vale in America which he named “Hosannah Valley”. America was still a British Colony and the settlers were given grants of land where they immediately set about building houses. Hedda Bronsby’s father, Daniel, was in demand, being a skilled carpenter.
Hedda of Hosannah Valley– Judy: #873 (2 October 1976) – #886 (01 January 1977)
Plot:
Kala the mysterious eagle girl, was helping a British regiment on their retreat from Kabul, in the North-west of India, in 1842. Under constant threat from Akbar Khan’s rebel forces, the column mode its way slowly towards Jallalabad.
Eagle Girl – Judy: #870 (11 September 1976) – #884 (18 December 1976)