Nan jets in and fixes the problem of the jam spilt on Mum’s best rug.
By Jan Farr – 284 words
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Mum’s cooking leaves much to be desired.
By Betsy Sewell – 219 words
Pop just wants a little kip in the sun, but the kids annoy him with their pop guns.
By Jan Farr – 305 words
Mum is too ill to get up – until someone brings her something delicious
By Jan Farr – 326 words
I am happy living in a bus with just the stuff I really need, but my mum is not happy, not at all.
By Betsy Sewell – 562 words
A tad, a dot, a jot, a dab – they all mean not a lot of dinner on the plate.
By Jan Farr – 233 words
What to do about a pet monster with monster hic cups?
By Betsy Sewell – 556 words
Many creatures make their home in a rotten log, until Tom sees its potential, and destroys it for them all.
By Betsy Sewell – 661 words
A slapstick cop and robber story.
By Betsy Sewell – 728 words
Todd wants a pet, but the pitfalls of pet ownership need to be considered.
By Betsy Sewell – 682 words
