My Sister Jodie

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Dull Eyes of Unhappiness - In Dustbin Baby, April goes to visit the grave of her adoptive mother, whose headstone has a picture of her on her wedding day. April notes how bright her adoptive mother's eyes are in the picture, and sadly reflects that they didn't look at all like that when April knew her.

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Svenson was wanting retribution on someone dealing on his turf. He has gone down to the park with (the 17-year-old) to cause some harm to somebody. Harley' – Despite being closer. Harley is better friends with Pearl, a classmate of Jodie's and someone he watches badgers with. At six feet and four inches tall, he is an extremely tall 13-year-old. Because he does not want to spend the summer holidays with his mother and stepfather, he stays at Melchester. After Pearl departs Melchester with her parents, he keeps in touch with her.Find sources: "My Sister Jodie"– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( July 2009) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Though she does leave her at one point in the story, Star won't tolerate anybody bullying Dolphin while she's around.

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Love Lessons is presented as one from Prue's perspective, because she doesn't end up with Mr. Raxberry, although adults reading the book would consider it a better ending for her than the alternative.Career Versus Family / Career Versus Man - Touched upon a few times in the Girls series. In Girls Out Late, Ellie, Nadine and Magda are upset when they discover that their favourite pop star has given up her career to please her boyfriend. In Girls in Tears, Anna's career is a source of friction between her and Ellie's father; and it's mentioned that Ellie's mother gave up a promising career to raise her daughter. In the Girls series, this is a source of tension between Ellie's father (in his 50s) and stepmother (late 20s/early 30s.) This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. It was alleged in court the 17-year-old was responsible for stabbing another youth last September, when Ong-a-Kwie was also present.

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Always Identical Twins: Ruby and Garnet. Averted in The Butterfly Club where triplets Tina, Maddie and Phil are not identical because Tina is considerably smaller than the other two.

Svenson Ong-a-Kwie, 19, also known as Spencer, was a "charismatic and charming" cannabis dealer - with a fondness for carrying knives, the trial heard. Distracted from Death: In Diamond, Ellen Jane misses her mother's death in childbirth because her father (whom Ellen Jane was supposed to bring home from the pub) forced her to stay and show off her gymnastic skills for his friends. Tributes were paid to Mr Walsh who braved the dangerous tides to rescue baby Ríoghnach. Garda Inspector, David Murphy told the inquest: “Davitt Walsh is an ordinary man who did an extraordinary thing.” She criticised the fact that the slipway was open to the public without any warning signs on show. Notwithstanding the evidence which emerged in the inquest, Ms James paid tribute to Mr McGrotty as a “wonderful partner” and “adoring father”. Floss is very close with her father, Charlie, so much so that her mother seems jealous at times of their bond. The fact that she chooses to stay with him instead of going to Australia with her mother is proof enough, although she makes it clear that his disorganized lifestyle and chip-related work leads to problems in Floss' school and social life throughout the book.