Plot:
When Jenny Randall’s father marries Ruth King’s mother, the marriage goes smoothly until baby Ian arrives. Ruth is sometimes jealous of the baby, and when Jenny tries to cover up, she makes trouble for herself.
Brenda Jones has no friends because she is sour and unpleasant. So she sets out to break up as many friendships as she can out of spite.
Thirteen year old Terry Brooks had been unjustly accused of cheating, stealing and causing trouble in her town of Milborough. Her parents were beginning to believe the worst, and Terry was worried and puzzled. What she didn’t know was that the real culprit was her exact double!
The Honourable Virginia Creeper had recently become a pupil at St Katherine’s, an expensive boarding school for girls, to the great delight of the snobbish headmistress, Miss Agatha Nobb. Pippa Storm and her friends had tried to be nice to Virginia, but she was determined to cause trouble
Kay Chumley lived with her widowed mom in a bungalow at the top of a country lane. While she had plenty of friends at school, she was lonesome in the evenings and weekends with no-one around. So she is delighted when a family move in next door with a girl the same age as her. While Kay is keen to make friends with Norma Black, Norma is not as nice as she seems.
Plot:
Cheryl Boyd and Amy Jackson land part-time jobs at a hair salon, with the promise that one of them will get a permanent position in the summer. Amy is trying to get rid of Cheryl so she will land the job. Cheryl soon realises she has an enemy, but does not suspect Amy.
Cutting Edge – M&J: #159 (28 May 1994) – #168 (30 July 1994)