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Rebecca thought they'd told each other everything. But have they? Rebecca and her French pen friend have never met but from the beginning they've felt like sisters and shared their secrets. Emmanuelle's letters are safely tucked away inside Rebecca's bedside locker with her diary and other...

The six friends get a set of rooms together at the start of the new school year - but tension ensues when Mara is told to move out to make room for newcomer Ingrid Larsson. Tish calls Ingrid "the ice queen" -- a brilliant ice skater maybe but one who brings to the party a real touch of winter. As Rebecca learns to her cost. Book 8 in the classic school series.

It may be the hockey term at Trebizon but tennis remains important in Rebecca's life. Can Fiona Freeman really see into the future in the old light globe she uses as a crystall ball? Rebecca would love to know whether or not she should give up her tennis hopes -- and whether Tish's unusual tactics...

It seems like a great adventure to race across to Mulberry Island at low tide but how were Rebecca, Tish and Sue to know that Justin's little sister would follow them? After such a fright, Justin won't speak to Sue now. And when a crew arrives to make a TV documentary about life at Trebizon, even...

Rebecca unexpectedly finds herself back at Trebizon in the summer holidays with the rest of her friends, helping at a camp for city children in the school grounds. She and Sally [Elf] Elphinstone are put in charge of the worst behaved kid on the camp. Looking after little Tommy Carter provides plenty...

Rebecca and her French pen friend have never met but from the beginning they've felt like sisters and told each other their secrets. Rebecca keeps Emmanuelle's letters safe in her bedside locker, along with her diary and other private things. Safe--until she discovers that the locker is being raided...

With tennis and hockey ruled out after her car accident, and Robbie blaming himself, Rebecca has nothing but GCSE work to look forward to this term. Until she meets Cliff! Along with a ghostly figure, a strange cat and a ghostly intruder in Court House...life at Trebizon gets more exciting than ever. Book 11 in the classic boarding school series.

The end of the GCSE year looks set to be unforgettable as Rebecca plans her French pen friend's return visit. But in a term full of dramatic happenings, nothing could be stranger than the way Emmanuelle behaves when she gets to Trebizon. Book 14 brings the classic boarding school series to a memorable conclusion.

A strange appearance at Parents' Evening.  Witnesses say  they saw Mr Morton shouting at one of the mothers and even throwing chocolate biscuits around. The headmaster himself claims he was DEFINITELY not  there.... The five friends in Class 6A's secret detective club just CAN'T believe...

Emma and her wonder horse Silver are the stars of her father's little travelling circus until disaster strikes and it looks as though Silver will have to be sold. But Emma has other ideas, even though a terrifying challenge awaits her....    Classic tale of courage and determination, set in the 1970s.

Bringing together international academics and professionals who are actively researching and working in the field, this pioneering scholarly volume covers the issues faced by individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder(ASD) in mid and later life. Including a range of personal, academic and clinical...

Help your students develop enquiring minds as they learn the geographical knowledge and skills they need through the enquiries of the new OCR B specification which include and up-to-date case studies, a wide range of activities and exam-style questions developed to support and stretch students of...

Based on the biographies of some three hundred people in each city, this book shows how such distinguished Boston families as the Adamses, Cabots, Lowells, and Peabodys have produced many generations of men and women who have made major contributions to the intellectual, educational, and political...

The Boer Wars that occurred at the end of the nineteenth century involved nearly 450,000 British troops and over 60,000 Boers. They were the largest wars Britain had ever waged before the two World Wars. They have been extensively covered by writers in Britain and South Africa. Almost all of the writers...