Twelve stories by Helen Orme from Ransom Publishing.




There's a new kid on the block,
and he's a real hunk!
Nothing has ever come between the sisters -
until now, that is . . .





Having younger brothers and sisters 
can be a real pain. Especially when 
your Mum and Dad are working and you 
have to look after them.




It's cool having older sisters, 
but not when they treat you 
like a kid. And Donna's two older 
sisters are doing just that. 
They don't even seem to care 
that it's her birthday soon!








                    

Mum's advice suddenly doesn't sound so 
stupid when you're walking home alone 
at night and there are footsteps 
following you . . .

"Guess what they've done for my birthday," Lu said. "Riding lessons - ugh!"
   Lu just wants to hang out with her friends, and Donna dreams of nothing but horses. So the sisters swing into action - it's time to swap!

Between dodging schoolyard fights
 and teenagers kissing, 
will the sisters be able to do right 
for everybody when an author 
visits their school?




Siti's brother Daudi is in big trouble, 
and Siti has found out. He was pressurised 
into nicking an MP3 player by older kids - 
and Mum and Dad will go mad 
if they find out. 




Donna's off to the stable for activities week, and she couldn't be happier. 
At least, that's until she finds out who's going with her . . .




"This is serious! It's not just parents 
being parents. They want 
to send me to St Joan's!"
St Joan's is a snobby, all-girls school, 
where hats are part of the uniform! 
What can the Sisters do to make 
Lu's parents change their minds? 




Rachel's mum has a new man in her life. 
How will this affect the Sisters?
It's a difficult situation, but the Sisters' 
advice might just be right - 
talking always helps.




Tents, team-building, spiders, maps, mud, rain and more rain - what could be worse?
Waking up with a river running through the tent is bad enough, but then a practical joke goes wrong . . .




It's activities week at school,
 and running a crèche at the
shopping centre seems like a good idea.
The only problem is that clumsy teacher 
Miss Giles is helping out. 

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