mean tempered Princess Meana. Eventually she is able to get back to Earth, but continues to spend time travelling the universe with Flopear, as part of her job as Deputy to a Universal Dictator. The Flying Fosters – Nan and Sue Foster are sisters who perform stunt flying and parachute jumping. The Fortune Hunters – In the 1920s, Molly, a young girl from New York, is hired to accompany 15-year-old orphan Susan Latimer to meet her grandmother, Lady Windmarch, in Britain. But another Susan Latimer appeared, also claiming to be Lady Windmarch's granddaughter. Neither girl really cares for the old woman and actually cause her more distress with their squabbling and rivalry. The Ghost of Starr Stables: Zoe Starr and her parents move to a stables in the country. They bought it cheaply because it is run-down, but Zoe and her mother love their new life all the same. Then they are visited by a mysterious ghost horse. The Girl From Seal Island – Fern has lived all her life alone on Seal Island, where she learned the language of animals and plants. Fern has left her island and is being hunted like an animal, but she had also made two friends – Tom and his cousin Rachel. The Girl Of The Islands – A girl is raised by a tribal queen after she washes up on the island as a baby. The Girl With The Dancing Skates – Stella Dewar, daughter of the Earl of Sandsbury, leaves home to become a professional ice skater. Her father is opposed to her decision and uses his influence to try to get her to give up and come home, such as getting her fired. The Girl With The Yellow Shoes – Orphan Ann Grayson is determined to become a ballerina like her mother was. She carries with her her mother's yellow ballet shoes and earns her place at Tall Trees ballet school. Her guardian Aunt Rita wants to stop Ann's ambition, and refuses her money for her keep. so Ann ends up living in an abandoned caravan near the school. The Girls Of Sparrowgrass Creek – Jill and Jenny Carter live with their father in a small boatyard at Sparrowgrass Creek and help out in the local village. The Good Fairy (1965) – Grace James is the "Good Fairy" of an advertising project and has to decide whether or not to grant