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Sue Welford Books In Order

Charlie Scroggins Books In Order

  1. Charlie in the Pink (1992)
  2. Charlie on the Spot (1995)

St.Jo’s Hospital Books In Order

  1. Dangerous Obsession (1997)
  2. Desperate Measures (1997)
  3. Harmful Intent (1997)
  4. Lucky Escape (1997)
  5. High Hopes (1997)
  6. Shattered Dreams (1997)

Just George Books In Order

  1. George, Timmy and the Haunted Cave (2000)
  2. George, Timmy and the Curious Treasure (2000)
  3. George, Timmy and the Footprint in the Sand (2000)
  4. George, Timmy and the Secret in the Cellar (2000)
  5. George, Timmy and the Stranger in the Storm (2000)
  6. George, Timmy and the Lighthouse Mystery (2000)

Novels

  1. Catch the Moon (1989)
  2. Secrets (1990)
  3. Ghost in the Mirror (1993)
  4. Snowbird Winter (1994)
  5. Monkey Business (1994)
  6. The Other Guest (1994)
  7. The Night After Tomorrow (1995)
  8. The Shadow of August (1996)
  9. Siren Song (1996)
  10. Secret Love (1996)
  11. Dreamstalker (1997)
  12. Starlight City (1998)
  13. You’ve Got to Have the Heart (1998)
  14. Nowhere to Run (1999)
  15. Out of the Blue (2001)
  16. Turning Point (2001)
  17. Whispers on the Wind (2001)
  18. Waiting for Mermaids (2002)
  19. Saving Magic (2013)

Non fiction

  1. Devoted Dogs (1999)
  2. Heroic Horses (1999)

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Sue Welford Books Overview

George, Timmy and the Secret in the Cellar

George, aged nine, and Timmy the puppy continue their adventures in this exciting story. Exploring at Kirrin Farm one day, Timmy falls through the barn floor into an old cellar and George has to find a trapdoor to get down to him. George is excited to find the old cellar, but she’s even more excited when she discovers a dusty old trunk, full of mysterious looking papers. Has she just uncovered an important secret? These prequels are an ideal lead up to the Famous Five books for contemporary 7 10 year old readers. George was Enid Blyton’s favourite and most fully realised character, whom she based on herself. Timmy was based on her own spaniel, Laddie. George’s friend Alf, the fisherboy, is worried that his family are about to lose their livelihood. Their family fishing boat which was originally bequeathed to them by one of George’s ancestors is under threat, as they can’t find the orginal documents about the handover. George is visiting Mr and Mrs Sanders at Kirrin Farm, an old building that used to belong to George’s family long ago, and after tea she and Timmy go exploring in the barns. After an interlude with a rival fisherman who tries to wrest the papers from her, she returns them to Alf and their livelihood is no longer under threat.

Catch the Moon

When Rina’s father announces that he is going to re marry, Rina is horrified, particularly when she learns that Jean Grey will be bringing her teenage son with her. Determined to hate Stephen Grey, Rina is even more upset to find that she can’t he is stunningly attractive and good natured.

Siren Song

When Sabra’s mother is posted to Damos, Sabra decides to go along for the ride to get away from earth. She soon finds herself entranced by the mystery of the alien planet and by the Sea Sirens that sing of Damo’s past. But Damos is threatened by disaster and only the Sea Sirens can help.

Secret Love

Star crossed lovers…
When Drew first sees Cindy it’s love at first sight. The only trouble is she’s already got a boyfriend Drew’s arch rival, the bullying Carl Hickson. Drew has to hide his true feelings at all costs. But is his Secret Love strong enough to survive?

Nowhere to Run

Young adult novel about a girl facing pregnancy and abortion, and an unexpected new friendship.

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