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This title is suitable for children of ages 10 to 14 years.
Christmas is coming! Along with the excitement, life holds its
challenges for the Beech Bank Girls. Holly faces the reality of
financial crisis at home; Rachel is worried about her sister; a
sledging incident shakes the girls - and a very different nativity
play brings home the true meaning of Christmas. Family, friendship
and faith issues - the Beech Bank Girls face them together in this,
their third book.
Ages 10 to 14 years. Six teenage friends draw nearer to God and to
each other through real life issues in these moving, honest and fun
accounts. Amber, Holly, Willow, Annie, Rachel and Chloe share their
laughter, their tears, their hopes, their fears and their secrets
with each other and with us. Miracle and party included!
A tumultuous century dawns and two girls are born: one, a daughter
of an English aristocrat; the other, the only child of a German
cook. Harriet is privileged, wilful and impulsive. Emilie is
polite, calm and studious. The two girls - so very different -
become 'forever sisters' as they learn and play together in the
peaceful Herefordshire countryside. But as the century grows older
and they mature with it, events beyond their world profoundly
change everything and everyone. War, hatred and fear sever their
bond and tear them apart. Emilie reluctantly returns to the nation
into which she was born but has never known; Harriet's deep desire
for purpose takes her to the horror of the Western Front. Will the
two friends survive the darkness that has engulfed Europe? Will
they find new friendships and, perhaps, even love? Will they ever
see each other again? They can only persevere and hope that the
world they once knew might be restored.
This title is suitable for children of ages 10 to 14 years. A
couple of weeks after Chloe's party, the Beech Bank Girls are back!
Holly is in Australia, but Willow, Amber, Chloe, Annie and Rachel
discover that they do not have too wait until their gap year to
begin helping people in need. With a migrant girl in their own
class at school, they find out that they don't have to go far to
begin making a difference. An interesting hike, a new culture, an
emotional night out - the girls learn from some tough issues that
they can do something about their lives, and the lives of those
around them ...and have lots of fun at the same time.
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