May Maddox is the model daughter, to the point of some schoolmates calling her a goody-goody. Then May writes an essay where she imagines herself as a much wilder girl named Myrna. Soon after, a real girl named Myrna turns up and she starts causing trouble for May.
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When Rhea moves to the village of Feyton, she is warned there is a jinx on the village. Rhea discovers the Feyton Jinx means a book where everything that is written in it comes true.
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Janette Johnson rescues a doll, Moppet, from the river. But Janette does not realise that whatever facial expressions or poses Moppet is put into cause her to act in that exact manner.
Margie Johnson discovers that her sister Katie’s computer has become infected by an evil computer game called Irma. Irma starts to control Katie and then attack Margie.
Irma returns in Gameplay Level 2. The evil computer game, ‘Irma’, had been bought by Alison Swann, a pupil at the local school. Alison discovered that Irma had to be played for real and reached the first level of the game by getting Irma on to the big television screen at the second-year disco, so that it could influence the children. But Margie Johnson, who had tangled with Irma before, managed to switch it off. Now Irma wanted Margie kept out of the hockey practice and Alison had shut her in the computer room — with Irma!
(Gamplay – Art: Oliver Passingham)
(Gameplay Level 2 – Art: Mike Dorey)
Emma White buys a pack of Happy Family cards but is warned they will bring unhappiness to other families. The warning soon proves right, but getting rid of the cards is not easy.
Jane Kent loves puppets. But when she inherits an old glove puppet she calls Polly, her behaviour changes for the worse whenever she puts Polly on her hand.
The morning after a dreadful storm, a mysterious new girl named Mystine Marsh turns up at Grey Towers Boarding School and everyone treats her like an old friend. Only Lynne Barnes realises there is something strange about Mystine.
Moira Penrose’s father conducts a botany experiment that goes badly wrong. He creates the Moonflowers, which cause anyone to go near them bad-tempered. He is currently in hospital, so it is up to Moira to destroy the Moonflowers. The trouble is, the Moonflowers can exercise an evil power over Moira and force her to do what they want.
When Elaine Dawson acquires an antique mirror, her personality changes for the worse whenever she looks into it. After consultation with Mrs Raynor, Elaine learns that she is becoming possessed by the spirit of an evil witch, Grizelda.
Katherine Dean falls under the power of the ghost of Prudence Caradine. Prudence is forcing Katherine to play her piano and enter a music competition.
