No one asked me if I'd like a big brother or a big sister. Kate and Tom were already part of the Canterbury family when I was born, so I was stuck with them ...Annie doesn't think it's fair, being the youngest. She gets Kate's old clothes and Tom's old toys. She even has to share her bedroom. But Annie's got a cunning plan ...
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A former teacher, Margaret Ryan has written the Fat Alfie and Airy Fairy series for Scholastic, the Operation Boyfriend and Little Blue series for Hodder and two Littlest Dragon titles for HarperCollins. In 2000 she won the Scottish Arts Council Award for The Queen's Birthday Hat.
More about Margaret RyanMichael Lawrence originally trained as a graphic designer and photographer, but subsequently became a television script reader, press officer, an art and antiques dealer, a painter and sculptor, and several other things he would rather not talk about. His first book, a novel for children, was published in 1995. He is now a full time author, creator of the po
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