Anne-Marie Conway

When Becky and her mum move to the tiny village of Oakbridge, mum is hoping for a new beginning. But when Becky discovers an old photo of her mum in hospital clutching a baby, 12 years before Becky was born, Becky becomes haunted by the thought that her mum is keeping something from her.

Butterfly Summer

Maddie's life is a tangled mess of secrets. She's grieving for Nan, struggling for Mum's attention, and scared she's losing Dad too. She keeps everything knotted up inside, unable to find her voice... until she's paired with Kieran Black - the bad-boy troublemaker in her class - and finds her confidence growing. But when Maddie's hit by a secret that could bring her whole world crashing down, can she find the strength to face her fears? A captivating new mystery from the author of the bestselling Butterfly Summer. "Conway’s beautifully written and sensitive novel is as complex as its Tangled title, blending important early adolescent concerns with a captivating, moving story that entertains whilst gently doling out plenty of good advice." - Lancashire Evening Post

Tangled Secrets

When Lizzie and Bee meet on holiday, it feels as if they were always meant to be friends. Escaping their parents and exploring, everything seems perfect in the hot summer sun. But as the two girls grow closer, strange questions rise to the surface. Is Lizzie really an only child? Why has Bee's dad disappeared? And why, as the holiday comes to an end, are the two girls forbidden from seeing each other again?

Forbidden Friends

When Granny Rae dies, she leaves Ariella her precious unicorn charm. Days later, a real-life unicorn appears in the empty field at the bottom of the garden.

Unicorn Girl

Pheobe is thrilled when her drama teacher announces her class are going to audition for parts in the upcoming gala school musical, 'Starmakers'. Will she be able to overcome her stage fright and sing her solo number in front of everybody?

Phoebe Finds Her Voice

Shy Maddy has always struggled to find her voice, so when she gets an anonymous note saying 'I know your dad's secret', she bottles up her fears inside. But as more spiteful notes arrive, she becomes terrified that her life is unravelling. Who is sending the notes? Why do they hate her? And even worse, will she ever be able to speak up for herself?

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