Pamela Bell Bücher

Can the nation's favourite village keep calm and carry on? The second in the popular saga series that follows the lives of Emmerdale's much loved families during World War I and beyond.

The popular saga series returns with EMMERDALE AT WAR

Can the nation's favourite village keep calm and carry on? The first in a brand new family saga series that follows the lives of Emmerdale's much loved families on the brink of World War I.

Betsy faces a financial challenge as she competes in the Bailey triplets' annual pumpkin carving contest, hoping to win enough money for an upcoming amusement park field trip. Unlike her siblings, Betty and Bobby, who are savers, Betsy's tendency to spend all her money leaves her in a tight spot. As Halloween night unfolds with costumes and a school fair, Betsy's lack of funds creates a significant dilemma when their mother asks for contributions for the trip. The story explores themes of responsibility, sibling dynamics, and the consequences of spending habits.

The story revolves around Rajee, the Bailey Triplet's cousin from Fiji, who visits during Thanksgiving while his mother undergoes surgery. His extreme pickiness about food becomes a challenge for the family as he only eats five specific items. In a creative attempt to broaden his palate, the triplets and their sister devise a humorous twist on the "Truth or Dare Game," leading to entertaining and successful results in getting him to try new foods.

The story follows Lulu, a foster child adopted by the Baileys after being removed from her neglectful previous home. Initially lacking manners and hygiene, Lulu's transformation begins with the help of Grammy's humorous guidance in "The Etiquette Fix." Through love and laughter, Lulu learns the importance of cleanliness and ultimately embraces her new life, expressing joy and affection for her adoptive family. The narrative highlights themes of family, personal growth, and the power of kindness in overcoming past hardships.