Jill Robinson Series by Anne Digby

Jill's adventures begin with all the excitement of a family move. New town, new house, new school, new everything! There, before long, she also finds herself with a new best friend. And Melinda Hill just happens to be the worst behaved girl in the class -- which pitches Jill into more drama. It's all to do with a television quiz... moreJill's adventures begin with all the excitement of a family move. New town, new house, new school, new everything! There, before long, she also finds herself with a new best friend. And Melinda Hill just happens to be the worst behaved girl in the class -- which pitches Jill into more drama. It's all to do with a television quiz.... "Far better than the run-of-the-mill adventure story" --- THE GOOD BOOK GUIDE TO CHILDREN'S BOOKS As told to Anne Digby, author of the Trebizon books and the Further Adventures of Enid Blyton's Naughtiest Girl. less

A seaside holiday - and a thrilling mystery for Jill. What on earth is her brother Tony up to? Why is he being so secretive about his new friend Sam [getting on the wrong side of Dad in the process] - and why are they looking for the boy with a fringe? When Jill takes up the trail with best friend Lindy, it leads the girls straight into danger.. moreA seaside holiday - and a thrilling mystery for Jill. What on earth is her brother Tony up to? Why is he being so secretive about his new friend Sam [getting on the wrong side of Dad in the process] - and why are they looking for the boy with a fringe? When Jill takes up the trail with best friend Lindy, it leads the girls straight into danger... "Far better than the run-of-the-mill adventure story" - THE GOOD BOOK GUIDE TO CHILDREN'S BOOKS As told to Anne Digby, author of the Trebizon books and the Further Adventures of Enid Blyton's Naughtiest Girl.. less

Jill and Lindy love the idea of Haven Youth Club's summer holiday project. They're going to try to build a river crossing at the Stepping Stones bend. However, Club is deeply divided on the issue and so are members of the Robinson family, especially young Tony. Feelings are running very high....but surely not high enough to lead to sabotage? "Comparable to Enid Blyton's Famous Five and Adventure books... moreJill and Lindy love the idea of Haven Youth Club's summer holiday project. They're going to try to build a river crossing at the Stepping Stones bend. However, Club is deeply divided on the issue and so are members of the Robinson family, especially young Tony. Feelings are running very high....but surely not high enough to lead to sabotage? "Comparable to Enid Blyton's Famous Five and Adventure books....a very happy find for your middle grade reader" - [Amazon Top 500 Reviewer] "Far better than the run-of-the-mill adventure story" - THE GOOD BOOK GUIDE TO CHILDREN'S BOOKS Jill's adventures are as told to Anne Digby, author of the Trebizon series and many other children's books. less