Anne Digby: 32 books

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.

"I'm not interested in boys," decides Rebecca. "I'm just going to stick to tennis." Rebecca has gone up a year and as the autumn term draws to a close, she begins to wish she'd never met Robbie Anderson, Tish's car-mad brother. Because Robbie has been accused of joy-riding....

Rebecca can hardly wait to tell her friends the amazon news. But difficult choices lie ahead. Should she stick to tennis and become a professional, or concentrate on exams and try to get into university later on? And added to this is the worrying mystery of little Naomi Cook in the junior house. However...

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...