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Eleven-year-old Linda loved her life in England - the country of her birth; until, that is, Mamma and Papa decided to relocate to the country of their birth, a country in Europe some 1,084 miles from the children's original home in England. This had been a family decision - that didn't include Linda and her eight year-old sister, Vanda.Suddenly they were uprooted from their wide society of close friends in school to be transplanted into a country that they neither knew nor wanted to know.How do you accept a language with which you are neither familiar nor have any desire to learn? Linda decided that she really needed to stay in touch with her besties, Poppy and Scarlette, but how would she be able to do that without visiting England on a regular basis?Ah...! Now, thereby hangs a lengthy tale...

Hugo and Betsy live an ordinary life with their mum and dad. Despite being six-year-old twins, they are as different as chalk and cheese. Betsy is outgoing and loves attention, whereas her brother is serious and quiet.That is, until he comes across a rather strange and interesting black crow, Seamus O'Croake ... and discovers he can talk to him.Seamus and his clan face dreadful problems. Members of the local council are threatening to destroy the wood in Southern Ireland in which they live. Can Hugo and his family help defeat this evil plan?Hugo decides his family needs to travel to Ireland to stay with Grandpa and Granny O'Keefe and his other Irish relatives. He feels sure that he can find a solution - with the help of his smart cousin Sean, his rather mysterious Grandpa Shylock and some strange characters from local myths and legends...

A tiny black kitten, with a white tip to his tail and grey tips to his little ears, mysteriously appears in a cardboard box in the juniper bush outside the front door of the Warwick's home at Number 18 Mulberry Road. There is a note attached to the box, asking for someone to give him a home.Where did he come from, and why is he in a box outside this particular house owned by this particular family?This is a tale about the origin of David Warwick's pet cat, Juniper, and how he becomes so important to the family and to all the wildlife that visits its back garden.There is magic afoot when he meets and befriends a vixen cub in a magical forest over a rickety fence through Mr Grace's tumbling, jungly, back garden...

Serious magic is afoot once again, drawing David, Lettie, Gabriella and Billy into more and more exciting and challenging adventures. unexpectedly, close members of David's family he didn't know existed, come to stay over Christmas, creating mixed feelings for David. Will they discover his closely guarded secret? Great Uncle Ebeneezer gives Fur1.ive and Fearless an important piece of advice, which he urges them to take to make sure their future is safe and trouble-free.

The plot thickens!As Poppy Spence moves gradually towards her lifetime's ambitions of becoming a successful author of romantic novels, her life as George's potential wife is moving towards its climax. Or is it?Although he protests his undying love for her, is he fastidious enough to carry their feelings for each other forward to their ultimate goal? Does his nemesis, Jonas Jamieson, have any part to play, as many scenarios move inexorably towards several ultimate conclusions? Does he have any positivechoices to make in the downward spiral of a life he seems to have chosen?Ross's mother and father, Nell and Ross Booth, have always had important parts to play in the development of their ösprings' life (Ross Junior and Poppy), almost as behind-the-scenes players. However, is it now their time to achieve important personal goals to replace, in their time together, what they missed in their earlier formative lives?

Catastrophe!Finally, has Jack's courage and heroism brought him to a grim and undeserved end?What effect will his perceived demise have upon his immediate growing family and hisextended family circle that seems to be widening in ways no one expected?Has William's Far Eastern dalliance during his National Service come home to roost,making Val decide that 'enough is enough'?It seems nally that William's luck with job seeking has borne fruit - but how long will that last, given his track record?Fifth volume in the Jack Saga