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Sapphire Battersea Sapphire Battersea Sapphire Battersea, Random House, 2011, Jacqueline Wilson, 432 pages, 1409027252, 9781409027256, 2011 Hetty Feather is a Foundling Hospital girl and was given her name when she was left there as a baby. When she is reunited with her mother, she hopes her beautiful new name, Sapphire Battersea, will also mean a new life! But things don't always go as planned... Follow the twists and turns of Hetty's adventure as she goes out to work as a maid for a wealthy man. She longs to be reunited with her childhood sweetheart Jem - but also finds a new sweetheart, Bertie the butcher's boy, who whisks her away from her chores to experience the delights of the funfair! But Hetty's life may also take a darker path. Can she cope with the trials ahead? (pdf) http://relevantin.org/2fck82y.pdf Hetty Feather, Volume 1, ISBN:9781448193660, Juvenile Fiction, Sep 26, 2013, 432 pages, Jacqueline Wilson, London, 1876. Hetty Feather is just a tiny baby when her mother leaves her at the Foundling Hospital. The Hospital cares for abandoned children - but Hetty must first live with (pdf) http://relevantin.org/2fcmkHe.pdf Little Stars, Jacqueline Wilson, Juvenile Fiction, Oct 8, 2015, ISBN:9781448174522, Hetty Feather has begun a new chapter in her life story. Escaping from Tanglefields Travelling Circus with her dearest friend Diamond, Hetty is determined to find them, 512 pages (pdf) http://relevantin.org/2fcfZvu.pdf Emerald Star, 432 pages, A fantastic new adventure for brave, feisty Hetty Feather - one of Jacqueline Wilson's most well-loved characters. Since leaving the Foundling Hospital, Hetty has seen her fair, Jacqueline Wilson, ISBN:9781446479810, Juvenile Fiction, Sep 27, 2012 (pdf) http://relevantin.org/2fcoBSw.pdf THE LO'I'I'IE PROJECT CAN DYFLOSS MIDNIGHT THE CAT MUMMY THE MUM-MINDER CLEAN BREAK MY SECRET DIARY CLIFFHANGER MY SISTER JODIE COOKIE SAPPHIRE BATTERSEA THE DARE GAME SECRETS THE DIAMOND GIRLS STARRING TRACY BEAI. Central character. There are currently three in the series, Hetty Feather (2009), Sapphire Battersea (2011) and Emerald Star (2012). They recount the life of Hetty from being left with the Foundling Hospital as a new-born baby. Hetty Feather is about to leave the Foundling Hospital to go into service. She was given her name by the Foundling Hospital when she was a baby, but she prefers the name her birth mother gave her: Sapphire Battersea, after her bright blue eyes. Hetty has fiery red hair. Death-rates last .month ranged from 10'4 in Wands worth, 10'6 in Hamp- stead, 10' 8 in Lewisham, 11'7 7 in Paddington, and 12'1 1 in Battersea, to 16 Holmes to the TYarrior, on recommissioning ; J. Stoddart to the Sapphire and LM Morris to the Hermione, on recommissioning. OLD FORD SMITHFIELDAND HOUNDSDITCH BATTERSEA LIMEHOUSE AND POPLAR KNIGHTSBRIDGE ORCHARDSTREET LONDON WALL WHITECHAPEL With an ermine border, and a plume of peacock feathers, And a silver circlet, and a sapphire on your shoe?. Three more novels about Hetty followed: Sapphire Battersea (2011), Emerald Star (2012) and Diamond (2013) (told from the point of view of another character).26 Wilson has also explored the Edwardian period in Four Children. Join in today at www.jacquelinewilson.co.ul And to view the exciting book trailers including Hefty Feather and Sapphire Battersea visit Jacqueline's official YouTube channel at wwwyoutubecom/jacquelinewilsontv l» * y * Page 3..
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