Digby: 69 books

Just as Rebecca, Mara and Co are enjoying their new freedoms at Trebizon [now they've been promoted from the junior house], Mara's wealthy shipowner father sends her back to the famous English boarding school with her own bodyguard. He's convinced she's going to be kidnapped. Mara thinks it's silly...

After the traumas of her first term at the elite boarding school, Rebecca is settling in well at Trebizon and loving being friends with Tish and Sue, who have been best friends for years. But then Tish starts to behave very oddly towards Sue and Rebecca is caught in the middle. She can't believe that...

Rebecca has never been very good at maths and now, if she doesn't improve, she'll go into the B stream next year and be separated from all her new friends. So why does Max, the dishy new maths teacher, completely ignore her and concentrate all his efforts on lumpy Roberta Jones? And as if that isn't...

In Enid Blyton's bestselling school series Elizabeth Allen is sent away to boarding school and makes up her mind to be the naughtiest pupil there's ever been. In book ten, Elizabeth is overjoyed to be appointed monitor again. But one of the second form boys is turning all the other boys against...

Hi, my name's Jill Robinson and this is where my chronicles begin - with a sudden move to a brand new town. New house, new school, new everything - and [I hope] a new best friend. What an unpheaval - especially when Gran refuses to move and locks herself in her room! That's only the start but I know...

They say magical things can happen at Christmas but it's going to take more than a sprinkling of fairy dust to save our Youth Club's ambitious production of Cinderella - not to mention my own dreams of stardom. Roy, our club leader, is my big sister Sarah'a boy friend and they're working in harmony...

When an interesting old French oil painting goes missing from posh Les-Jen Lodge, home of one of my school mates, it creates a mega-drama for us Robinsons.  All the evidence points to my big sister Sarah being the person responsible - and unless Lindy and I can find out what's really happened, it...

It's summer again and some of us think Roy's plan for our Youth Club's holiday project is fantastic. We've raised a lot of funds, so why not use them to build a proper crossing at the Stepping Stones Bend on the River Rye? That way the old folk, and young families too, will be able to reach the local...

Pretty exhausted by our move to the new town, we Robinsons need a holiday and Mum and Dad have hired two caravans at Westsea so we can all have a nice summer break.  But why is my young brother Tony behaving so mysteriously, disappearing off all the time and making Dad furious? It's going to ruin...

FREE! No more grumpy bedtimes ever with this lovely story from popular Anne Digby. "A perfect read-aloud for ages 4 - 8, or a great first reader. Princess Bee is a sweet person...wonderfully curious about life. The story moves along at a wonderful pace... Friendship, kindness and clever...

Ooh! A secret club, dedicated to finding the answers to mysteries. But who will prove to be the best detectives, the boys or the girls?   This is Book 1 of Anne Digby's highly-praised Jug Valley Mystery Series. First published by Puffin Books [as the Jug Valley Juniors Series], BOYS V. GIRLS...

The moving story of a close friendship between two girls growing up together on a lonely English farm, the break-up of that friendship - and the horse that changed their lives forever. Available in Kobo for the first time, Anne Digby's children's classic - first published in 1976 - is loved by readers all over the world and has been translated into many languages.

In June 1812 500,000 men of Napoleon's army invaded Russia. Six months later barely 20,000 returned. The disastrous advance to Moscow and the subsequent retreat irreparably damaged Napoleon's military power and prestige and resulted one of the most celebrated catastrophes of in all military history....

The book begins: "N the following pages an attempt has been made to concentrate into limited dimensions that which has generally been treated very voluminously. Few authors, who have tried both, will feel inclined to deny, that it is a much more difficult task to compress a great subject into a little...