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Sparks stage one red
The Lost Money Nippers
The Shopkeeper What Do They Do
Strangers at the door.
Strangers at the door.

By Elinor Lyon

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Friends try to save the house belonging to the Gunn family from a couple who have traveled from Chile to claim it as their own.

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The wishing pool.
The wishing pool.

By Elinor Lyon

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Two girls secretly grant the wishes of the boy next door when they overhear him talking to the stone mermaid in the garden pool.

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Robin s Real Engine and Other Stories
Hat Shop
Hat Shop

By Mary Dinsdale, Pamela Rogers

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Patchwork Grandmother
Dawnstone
Dawnstone

By Jill Paton Walsh, Mary Dinsdale

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Varieties
Varieties

By Mary Dinsdale, Joan Tate

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