Suzanne thought the bullying was over once Karenna left school three years ago, but when she starts her new Saturday job in the hairdressers she discovers that Karenna is the junior stylist. All the old feelings of terror, dread, and sickness in the pit of her stomach come back. Suzannerealizes that in order to get on with her life she must rid herself of the past . . . and of Karenna.* New cover for this edition ties in with author's popular book for the same age range, Never Ever

Simone's school project is to design and build a website and she's been assigned to work with horrid Anthony Bent. But Anthony is in hospital recovering from a burst appendix so Simone has to communicate with him via e-mail. As well as their discussions about the website, we also hear allabout Simone's mum's pregnancy, and Simone's fears that the new baby will take her place in her mother's affections.

James and Emmeline could never be friends - could they? They're completely different and are constantly bickering, but they share a desire to investigate the disappearance of two school friends.Can they remain professional? Will they keep their cool? Is it true that opposites attract?

The first of three books about the unstoppable and much-loved character, Simone, charts her final year at primary school. Her funny and often touching letters tell the reader all about the ups and downs of her life - her friendships, her family, and her hilarious exploits.'a sharp, funny story with an insight into a child's psyche and the primary school pecking order. I predict a film' The Times'wickedly perceptive about school life written with vivacious wit.' Times Educational Supplement

It is Jessica's big chance, the chance to make her name as an artist. All she has to do is make a silver spiral for the mysterious Thanis. But why is the spiral so important? Does Thanis possess some strange power? Where does she come from? And will Jessica have to pay too high a price forher success? * A powerful debut novel from this new author. * A story full of mystery and magic which will appeal to readers with an interest in New Age. Suitable for a good reader who enjoys a dense and involving read. * Hazel Riley lives in London. * Book has received great reviews: 'Thanis is gripping, mysterious and imaginative, and I couldn't put it down' -- The Bookseller. 'Imaginative and well written.' -- Junior Times. 'I admit I tried to finish Thanis while driving - tribute to the great suspense in this Cornish spooky house and witchesstory.' -- The Times

Simone has just started secondary school and has agreed to help a student teacher with his research by filling in questionnaires and keeping a diary about all her experiences. In true Simone style she sometimes finds herself writing not only about school but also about her interesting, andvery funny, life outside school too.Ideal for fans of Jacqueline Wilson'I warmed to Simone and her realistic approach to life - she's Adrian Mole without the angst.' School Librarian

A funny and insightful novel told from the point of view of its two main protagonists - Erin and Liam.Erin's father has gone bankrupt and so her family have moved to the local council estate. Erin is finding it hard to adjust to her new life - sharing a room with her sister, living away from her friends, and having no phone! Liam, on the other hand, loves life on the estate. Everyone wants to be his friend and his dad is a well-respected local business man. Liam really likes Erin - but she can't stand him. Still, he lives in hope that one day they will get together.

Abandoned by their uncle and aunt, Kevin and Sandra run away to Gumble's Yard, a deserted row of cottages. Soon strange people start to come and go, mysterious boxes keep arriving and the children soon find themselves caught up in dangerous events.

Jade doesn't know how to cope when her father starts behaving oddly. He sits in a chair all day, staring into space, not even bothering to get dressed - until Jade is too embarrassed to bring her friends home. And then, to cap it all, he wrecks his own shop, makes a scene in the middle ofthe road, and has to be escorted off to hospital by the police. Jade doesn't know how to cope with her father's strange behaviour - and it's only as she comes to understand him better that she can come to terms with what's happening to him.An insightful study of what it's like to have a parent break down, handled with sensitivity and humour.

"The Baskerville family has been haunted for generations by a fearsome hound - a phantom beast with blazing eyes and dripping jaws. Surely it is just a legend? Then Sir Charles is found mysteriously dead in the grounds of Baskerville Hall. It is time to bring in Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson, to discover the truth about the family curse."--BOOK JACKET.