Marigold and the Three Bears — Marigold Shaw has lived in a Children's Home until she is offered a foster home after she saves the daughter from an accident. Marigold is very happy until she wins three teddy bears at a fair. She soon finds that anything that happens to one of the teddy bears happens to the corresponding member of the household. Nobody Knows My Face! — Millie Mason is a budding actress with dreams of becoming a star. It seems she's on her way to fame when she gets spotted by an agent, Eddie Tanner. Unfortunately every role she gets cast in she ends up in a costume, mask or in the shadows, so nobody sees what she looks like. Her agent also thinks keeping the mystery of what she looks like will make her an even bigger star, with a big reveal. Second Hand Sal — Sal Edwards has to keep the fact that her mother is now running a used clothes stall secret from her friends.

Dorinda Doll of Doom — Debbie Soames receives a doll, Dorinda, and discovers that Dorinda can tell the future. This starts causing problems such as misconstruing Dorinda's prophecies. Debbie tries not to listen to Dorinda, but Dorinda's prophecies still cause trouble. The Portrait of Pauline — Pauline Grey gets her portrait done by a street artist, she is told that it will show the true nature of the sitter. Pauline does not believe it, but changes her mind when the portrait begins to change for the worse. Realizing she must change her ways if the portrait is to improve, Pauline makes genuine efforts to do so, but things tend to go wrong and the portrait ends up looking bad again. A Girl Called Squirrel — A girl named Squirrel lives in a tree at Greenoak Park. She wants to learn to play table tennis properly and sets out to earn a scholarship to Highgrove Private School because it has a first class table tennis team. Daughter of the House — When Sharon Welch's parents die, she finds there has been a mix up at the hospital, and now comes to live with her real parents, the Gowers. However, Janice Gower, the other mixed up baby, is convinced Sharon is trying to push her out.

Angel — Victorian lady Angela Hamilton has only a year to live. After faking a drowning accident to spare her parents the grief of watching her die slowly, Angela goes to London to dedicate her remaining time to helping the poor waifs of London as the benefactress "Miss Angel." When Angel finally succumbs to her illness, her parents, who have discovered the truth, set up a children's home in her "loving memory." 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.

Smash-Hit Cindy — Cindy Burnett wants to be a tennis champion but she lives with her grandmother who cannot afford to pay for tennis fees and equipment. When Cindy saves a baby's life, the grateful parents pay her membership for the exclusive Sterling Club. Of course there are some people who don't want her in the club. The Girl They Love to Hate! — Trudy Maxwell has been a popular tennis player, but now she has adopted the persona "Terrible Trudy", the bad girl of tennis. She is trying to win as much money as possible to help her bankrupt father pay off his debts and thinks a bad girl reputation will attract more people to her matches and earn her more money. Her plan is working, but the price is loneliness and unpopularity. Diary of Despair — Karen Kemp's older sister Donna runs away and ends up in a coma due to a road accident. Her diary reveals that pupils and staff at her school have been giving her a bad time. Karen sets out to take revenge on them.Mini-Mum! — Pat Purdy has big problems after her Mum gets shrunk down to doll size by a weird washing powder, invented by Jeff Watson, the boy next door.

Dad Must Never Know! — Sally Randall wants to be a show-jumper, but her father has banned ponies. Crippled show-jumper Ruth Hanbury has secretly trained Sally on her own pony, Storm. Sally is entering events under the name of "McAndrew" and competing in the Junior Championships. Then jealous Joyce Heath discovers that Sally is competing under a false name, which is grounds for disqualification. Sally has realised Joyce knows the truth but wonders why Joyce isn't letting on. She does not realise that Joyce is trying to figure out her motive for competing under a false name, which must be a serious one, before reporting her. Jonny Comet — the Pop Star from Planet X — Jonny Comet comes to earth in search of his sister. Slim Fiddler realizes Jonny could have a great future as a pop-star and appoints himself as Jonny's manager. Slim's niece, Mona, helps to keep Jonny's identity secret. It's My Turn Now! — When Jennie Weston's parents discovered her twin sister, Julia who was thought to have been drowned as a baby, was actually alive and had been brought up in a Children's Home, Jennie happily looked forward to sharing everything with her sister. But Julia seemed to have different ideas—she was out to grab all she could for herself—at Jennie's expense!

The Girl With No Name — A nameless young girl on a remote island lives with a woman, Megan who has raised the girl to prove her theories that a human can be raised to reach their full potential and use all their brain's processing power. One day Megan is confronted by a Dr. Lee, which causes her to leave the island with the girl. They are separated in a storm and the girl is found by a fisherman. When she meets Doctor Lee again, she remembers that Megan had taken her from an orphanage, and decides to run off and find out who she could have been. Terry and Her Trumpet — Orphan Terry Thompson lives with her brother Gerald and sister-in-law Frances who are cruel to her and make her slave in their cafe, which leaves her too tired for homework. Terry discovers she has a talent for the trumpet, but when her mean relatives won't let her play, she tries to find ways to practise her trumpet in secret. The Despised Ones — Callie Conway is bullied at school because she is plain, awkward and has no friends. Her Aunt Susan is no help because she is not really interested in Callie. Then Callie meets a kindred spirit in Clop, a pony who is being bullied by the other ponies because he is plain and awkward too. Callie gets a job at the stables so she can get close to Clop, but most of the things she does go wrong – as usual. Frankie from the Film — Karen finds an unusual boyfriend when Frankie a character from a movie comes alive. He can only stay around as long as the film is on though. The Healing Hands of Hanni — Hanni Todd, a gipsy orphan had a great gift for healing animals. The local animal doctor feared Hanni would take away all his customers, and had forced her to go into an orphanage where Hanni pined for her freedom. Mistress Crow, the matron of the orphanage, over-worked and under-fed the children, and used the orphanage funds for herself. One day Hanni was sent to treat a horse that belonged to Sir Oliver Christy, a man of great influence. She decided that if she could cure the horse, and earn Sir Oliver's gratitude, she would tell Sir Oliver what was going on at the orphanage.

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. You may not upload, provide or transmit any unlawful, unauthorised or offensive content, including: Driving into Danger — Sisters Julie and Jane Corby travel to South America to meet their dad, who's gone there for work. But, when he fails to show up at the airport, the sisters buy a dusty old car they name Joe, and set off to look for him. And they discover that Joe seems to have a mind of “his” own…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. use of any content (other than content provided by you) in any manner which may compete with our business; and