Cathy Scott goes to live with her older sister Laura and her husband after their parents are killed. But Cathy has problems living with Laura.
Living with Laura – M&J: #250 (24 February 1996) – #258 (20 April 1996)
After being made redundant, Mr Beck converts the attic into an office. His daughters Tessa and Julie overhear things and begin to think their father is planning to rob a bank.
Not Our Dad!– M&J: #247 (3 February 1996) – #250 (24 February 1996)
Gail Jenkins is unhappy when her parents move abroad and sends a letter begging them to return. Their plane crashes, leaving the father dead and the mother seriously injured. Gail’s sister Sue blames her because of the letter and their relationship becomes embittered.
I Hate You!– M&J: #229 (30 September 1995) – #239 (09 December 1995)
Plot:
After their parents split up, Kelley King stays with her father while her sister Claire goes abroad with the mother. Then Claire comes back to live with Kelley, Dad and his new wife. But Claire has been nasty to Kelley ever since her return and is poisoning her friends against her.
Not My Sister – M&J: #169 (06 August 1994) – #179 (15 October 1994)
Plot:
When Gaynor Wood’s mother leaves home, her grans move into the street to help out. The trouble is, the two grans do not get along.
Let Me Be! – M&J: #295 (04 January 1997) – #300 (8 February 1997)
Kay Maxwell, star of the television soap “Garden Square”, is hailed as the perfect mum she plays on the screen. But in real life, Kay is a hard, cruel woman who abuses her stepdaughter.
Everyone’s Perfect Mum – Mandy. circa #1051 (7 March 1987) – (?)
Winnie Wright, a fourteen-year-old orphan, was adopted by her Uncle Bert. Her cousin, Jane, was an ardent racing cyclist and, much against the wishes of her relatives, Winnie had taken up cycling, too. The previous year Jane had won the area junior cycling championship and this year Winnie was determined to beat her. But, in order to enter, Winnie had to win her club championship, something Jane was out to prevent.
Audrey Stark is twelve years old and lives in Cotford with he Mum, Dad and big brother, Andy. Audrey narrates the story, telling us that Andy is 17 and they used to get on great, until he becomes a star.
Sara, the youngest of Professor Royle’s daughters, resents being sent to Highcrest School, where she is always being compared unfavourably with her four sisters, who are brilliant scholars. When Sandra, the third daughter, hears Miss Deane, the Headmistress, saying that she may not make Susan, the eldest, head girl, because of Sara’s behaviour, she tells their father.
Faith Gale’s father, a famous climber seriously injured in Switzerland on the notorious Schwarzhorn Mountain, has. ruthlessly trained his daughter to climb. He takes her to Switzerland, where she meets the twins, Pamela and Deryk Yates. While climbing with them, she narrowly escapes death from a mysterious rock fall. Then her father announces that Faith will climb the Schwarzhorn by the direct route —the one on which his accident happened and the other climbers with him were killed.
