Mighty Minnie — Minnie Biggs is a tennis ace who supports herself and her grandfather by travelling the country on her bike and competing in competitions for money.

Linda All-Alone — While on holiday in Littlehaven, Linda Thornley discovers a cave that belonged to a hermit called Old Tabitha. There is a verse on the wall beside a skeleton that warns that anyone who disturbs the peace of Old Tabitha will receive her curse of loneliness. Linda cannot get the rhyme out of her head, and then wonders if it is coming true when things begin to go wrong for her and she becomes increasingly unpopular and friendless. Little Lord Percival — Pauline Pratt finds a ventriloquist's dummy, Little Lord Percival, but discovers he is evil and causes a lot of trouble that she gets the blame for. Eventually she realises that Lord Percival is possessed by the spirit of Fred Vernon-Vaisley ("Vernon the Valet"), a ventriloquist with a difficult, quarrelsome personality. Vaisley's personality led to his "sad end" after a quarrel with a fellow performer, Mr Grantley, and now Lord Percival is out for revenge on Mr Grantley. Beatty's Bingo Card — Beatty Ward is a selfish girl who always wants her own way, and she never helps out or shows consideration for others. One day Beatty grumbles about there being no bingo for kids, but then she is surprised to receive a bingo card in the post – on a Sunday. It comes with the message: "A prize more precious than them all, if by full moon, full house you call." It makes no sense until Beatty brings home a football jersey with the number 3 on it and then the number 3 just vanishes from the card. Greed overtakes Beatty and she becomes determined to get all the other numbers on the card by the full moon to collect the riches that must surely be waiting for her. Between Friends — Best friends fancy the same boy and each is finding it difficult to break the news to the other. I’ll Make Them Want Me! — Katie Carew lives in Cherrytree Home. She is determined to find a Mum and Dad, but she has a problem – she is a walking disaster area.

TERMS OF SERVICE

Cinderella Jones — Cindy Jones works for her keep at the Happyholme Guest House, which is owned by her stepmother, while her stepsisters Isabelle and Sarah do nothing to help.

The Jealousy of Jemma — Julie believes she is being terrorised by the spirit of her twin sister, Jemma. Miss Busy-Fingers — Sally Best does not have a happy home life with her aunt and uncle. She turns to sewing and other craft skills to make secret earnings. Nola Knows — On her thirteenth birthday, Nola Handley inherits The Sight (ability to see into the future). This brings her only trouble, and the only way to get rid of The Sight is not to act upon the things she foresees for thirteen days. Poor Little Rich Girl — Cherry Chipchase is daughter of millionaire Samuel Chipchase. Cherry is spoiled and selfish, so in an effort to reform her, Dad sends her to the roughest school in town where she is expected to do Saturday Duty, and stops her allowance.Teacher's Pet? — New girl Joanne Webster is branded teacher's pet because the girls have wrongly assumed a new teacher is her father. Emma's Umbrella — In 1900, Ivan's Umbrella Shop is renowned for his beautiful personalised umbrellas, with the owner's name inscribed on the handle. The last umbrella Ivan makes is inscribed with the name "Emma", after the daughter he and his wife never had. The umbrella passes through a succession of owners over time, and each time it does so, it changes their lives. Heartache for Hannah — Hannah Littleton's father remarries and the marriage goes well until the stepmother, Jill, gives birth to Thomas. Jill becomes moody and temperamental and the marriage starts going downhill.

The Tammy Trilogy — A trilogy of serials starring Tammy Thumbe. Her next door neighbour Bobby Brown is into chemistry, but Bobby's formulas have strange effects on Tammy. In her first story, Tiny Tammy, Tammy shrinks whenever she gets wet. In her second story, Where's Tammy?, Tammy becomes invisible. In her third story, Be Your Age, Tammy!, Tammy behaves either too young or too old for her age. The Reluctant Witch — Wanda King is the last in a long line of witches — but only gains the power on the death of her mother. Sue and the Simple Life — Sue Bartlett's father decides to go "The Good Life" way and live a life of self-sufficiency. But this does not always make Sue popular with her friends. Sara's Secret Garden — Sara Stanford can't handle living with a noisy family, until she finds a neglected garden.A Friend for Fay — When orphaned Fay Ashton is given a home by her rich relations, she finds a life of misery waiting for her at the hands of her spiteful cousin Regina.

No Room for Rosie — Rosie Palmer's father is made redundant and the family buys a guest house. This causes difficulties for Rosie, including sharing the house with strangers.Here Come the Mini-Mounties! — Joyce Ingram and Rona Parnell are two young policewomen, that join the Mounted Section of the Police Force. Kim of the Canals — When Kim Barry's grandfather dies, her horrible Uncle Sam and cousin Laura move into her barge home, the "Northern Queen". They abuse Kim and treat her like a slave, but she puts up with it because of her love of swimming. She joins a swimming club and is determined to train at every opportunity.