Books published by publisher Margaret Morgan

Snooks is now used to her father being both Mum and Dad, since Mum's departure last year. She also likes his new girlfriend, Trish. What Snooks and Dad soon learn will tip them upside down; drawing Trish and Mum's new boyfriend, Anton, into the Madly Bonkers Life Snooks lives through. As life normalises, she and Dad go to have bone marrow tests to save a rather special boy!

Dee is thrilled with her new grey, Welsh Mountain pony, Lily. Very quickly, she learns how clever the pony is. Soon, it Is obvious that Lily is taking an interest in everyone's well-being. With her 'eyelash kisses', Lily senses the needs of those around her and gives each person her undivided attention. Little wonder that she is soon loved by everyone.

Samantha has been unhappy since she was six; when her parents split up. Now fourteen, she is sulky and resentful of mother's 'secret' new love. A freak accident causes her to re assess her behaviour. She realizes the fantastic Headmistress needs cheering up. That she achieves her goal is due in no small part to her bossiness. In the end her wildest dreams come true.

Know how two teen siblings manage to succeed despite of life tragedies.Settled New Forest gypsies, Marie Scott 14 and her brother Tom 11, run away from a temporary children’s home placement, near Dorchester, after their mother dies suddenly and their estranged father is being found. This mistrust of authority exposes them to risk. They take a coach to their grandparents in Evesham with their new official guardian, ‘Uncle’ Daniel Doe. To cheer them up Daniel takes them to Appleby Fair, driven by their real Great Uncle Dick. They watch gypsy horses being washed in the river; Tom joining in. Next they man a stall at the Fair for their hosts. Everyone goes to the Sulky races, and later there is a hog roast and dance. The night ends with Marie going for a walk with a handsome stranger, who, when rejected, rips her shirt open. What will happen to Marie and Tom now? Will they ever be able to get out of this kind of life?

A Love Story You'll Definitely Fall in Love With...Melanie or Mel (14 years old) lives with her parents on a fruit and vegetable farm in Essex. Pickers from Romania visit every year to pick the crops. This year a family of mother, stepfather and her family of older children visit. Darko is the youngest child and Melanie’s age. The new stepfather is hated by Darko, as he punches him. The stepfather grabs Mel’s bottom, as they are trimming vegetables and her father punches him. He leaves immediately and the family continue working until the crops are harvested. Darko won’t return with them, so they leave him for an extra week, to come back after late apple picking, with the last pickers.Of course, he refuses to leave, so Mel hides him in the old loft, feeding him when she can. She has managed to sneak him a sleeping bag and other needs. As it is cold and damp at night, he develops a hacking cough.Her father hears him and decides to investigate. Darko attempts to escape but collapses in tears. A doctor and family friend arrives. Darko has bronchitis and is put to bed. The authorities have to be involved, which makes Darko edgy.Mel’s parents take all the responsibility from her shoulders and it feels great. Darko keeps saying he loves her, ‘te iubesc’ but she can cope with that. With all the twist and turns in their lives, will Mel and Darko finally prove that their love of each other is true and lasting?

Would you exchange the safety of your kid due to inheritance?Shoba is a British Pakistani schoolgirl, living in the East End of London. The only upsetting thing to happen repeatedly, is her paternal grandparents insistence on taking her to Pakistan for an operation. This she has heard about in dread whispers at school. The ‘cut’ it is called. Her parents absolutely refuse to let her go and screaming matches ensue, which she listens to in bed, as everyone shrieks in her family.Shoba’s grandparents own many restaurants locally and her parents do the all the maintenance and décor. I addition, they have a café at the front of their house. Shoba trusts them until the couple upstairs, Raj and Gunny, tell her of her parents change of heart. They will let her go with her grandparents, as they’ve been threatened with disinheritance. Gunny encourages her to run away, by hiding her. They drive her not to the police, but to the Cargill’s house in Camberley, where she is to be their live in nanny, to three small children. She is numb with shock, but cannot contact anyone, for fear of her grandparents and the operation.Will Shoba finally be free with the help of Raj and Gunny? Or will she will be more in danger?

Telekinetic preteens use their powers for good—and evil—in this mind-bending sequel to The Ability, which Publishers Weekly called a “fast-paced, superhero-tinged spy novel.”Everywhere that Christopher Lane turns, he sees the face of the boy he killed. There is no escape from the guilt, not even on his return to Myers Holt—the secret London academy where he and five others are being trained to use their mental powers, their Ability. But now that the threat of Dulcia Genever has been dealt with, his friends are too busy working for the police, entering the minds of some of the country’s most dangerous criminals, to sympathize. Chris’s teachers are already concerned enough about him, especially when Chris starts to wonder if the boy may not be a figment of his imagination after all. Meanwhile, alone in Darkwhisper Manor, Ernest Genever is enjoying watching Chris’s torment. Yes, he will keep his promise—Christopher Lane will die—but not until he has watched Chris lose his mind waiting for Ernest to appear. For, if nothing else, Dulcia Genever did teach her son one valuable lesson: Revenge is a dish best served cold.

Mom says it’s time to go to bed, but master staller Dan has other plans in mind. He’s got to visit the Nile, tame a crocodile, munch on some noodles, do a few doodles, ring a chime, solve a crime, mix leftovers till they’re slime! Zoweeeeeee! With so much to do, anyone would get tired at some point. But luckily, by the time Dan is finally ready for bed, someone else is already fast asleep . . . his parents!

A gutsy girl unlocks a magical universe—and the danger that lies within—in this “sprightly” and “exciting” middle grade fantasy adventure (Publishers Weekly).Eleven-year-old Holly Shepard longs for adventure, some escape from her humdrum life. That is precisely what she gets when she is given an old iron key that unlocks a door—in a tree.Holly crosses the threshold into a stunning and magical medieval world, Anglielle. And as she does so, something unlocks within Holly: a primal, powerful magic. Holly is joined on her journey by two tagalongs—her younger brother Ben, and Everett, an English boy who hungers after Holly’s newfound magic and carries a few secrets of his own. When Ben and Everett are sentenced to death by the royals, whose fear of magic has fueled a violent, systemic slaughter of all enchanted creatures, Holly must save them and find a way back home. But will she be able to muster the courage and rise above her ordinary past to become an extraordinary hero?

A badly spelled message in a bottle addressed to Uncle Pirate appears at Wilson’s front door, and Mom starts baking bad news pie—this can’t be good. Uncle Pirate’s formerly mutinous crew is marooned on an island! Though Uncle Pirate is loyal to his new crew at Very Elementary, he cannot desert his old shipmates and sets off to find them. But when he doesn’t return, it’s Uncle Pirate who needs rescuing! Wilson, Captain Jack the penguin, Ms. Quern the school secretary, and sneaky Principal Purvis set off in a blimp to save the day in this rollicking read that’s ideal for adventurous young readers.