

Monica Edwards Bibliography 2
Cargo of Horses
Collins, London, 1951, illus Geoffrey Whittam
Junior Fontanas, pb,
1955
Armada, pb, 1965
Collins Pony Library, 1972
Goodchild, Wendover, 1984 (Revised)
The
Romney Marsh people learn that the cargo of the
white ship is horses bound for slaughter,
and they are
determined to rescue them.
The Spirit of Punchbowl Farm
Collins, London, 1952, illus Joan Wanklyn
Armada, pb,
1963
Goodchild, Aylesbury, 1986 (Revised)
The ancient yew tree is threatened with being
cut down at Punchbowl Farm. It is in the way,
but Lindsay loves it. It holds, she
thinks, the spirit of the farm, and she is determined to find a
way of saving it,
even if it means selling her hair to raise money to fence in the tree.
Punchbowl Midnight
Collins, London, 1951, illus Charles Tunnicliffe
Chlidren’s Book
Club, 1953
Collins, 1956
Armada, pb, 1963
Goodchild, Aylesbury, 1986 (Revised)
Punchbowl
Midnight is one of the first calves Dion has bred, but she
escapes. The deer threaten
more than Midnight, and Lindsay, and Tamzin
who has come to stay, try to keep them
away from the fields.
The White Riders
Collins, London, 1950, illus Geoffrey Whittam
Puffin, pb, 1956
Goodchild, Wendover,
1984 (Revised)
Tamzin and Rissa are keeping house for the Merrows, when they learn
some city men
plan to build a holiday camp on the Marshes. Determined
to stop them, they disguise
themselves as the dreaded White Riders, and
career across the marsh at night.
Hidden in a Dream
Collins, London, 1952, illus Geoffrey Whittam
Children’s Book Club,
1953
Collins Evergreen, 1966, John Goodchild, 1986 (revised)
Girls Gone By, 2006
Meryon hits his head in an accident, and loses his memory about
the
entire incident. They are all sleeping out in the Martello Tower that summer,
but
because of Meryon’s bad dreams, they are all disturbed. It looks as if only
Meryon
can solve the mystery of the missing stranger.












No Entry
Collins, London, 1954, illus Geoffrey Whittam
Children’s Book Club, 1956
Armada,
pb, 1964
Collins Pony Library, 1972
Girls Gone By, 2005
Foot and mouth threatens the
Marsh, and the Merrows’
farm is threatened. After they end up staying there,
Tamzin
and Rissa et al find they have to run the farm
and patrol the boundaries.
Punchbowl Harvest
Collins, London, 1954, illus Joan Wanklyn
Armada, pb, 1966
Chivers,
1974
Harvest at the Punchbowl seems fraught with potential disaster: the weather destroys
their
work, and Dion’s pet fox Toddy is suspected of massacring the local farmer’s chickens.
Storm Ahead
Collins, London, 1953, illus Geoffrey Whittam
Puffin, paperback, 1957
Girls Gone By, pb, 2005
Based on a real incident, a great storm
hits the coast, and the village is flooded. The lifeboat is launched, but
the rescue
goes tragically wrong. Lindsay has an encounter with a mad dog, and Tamzin has to
embark on a
dangerous night time ride to fetch the doctor.
The Wanderer
Collins, London, 1953, illus Joan Wanklyn
Children’s Book Club (middle)
Collins, London, 1957
Armada, pb, 1968
Lindsay’s colt,
Chalice, proves that he is an excellent escape artist,
and then it looks as if he
might have caused a serious accident.
Joan Goes Farming
Collins, London, 1954
Joan decides she wants to take up farming as
a career, and after some work experience at a Surrey
farm when she is taken complete
advantage of by the farmer’s rather useless wife, goes off to college.
She just about
meets romance along the way, and in the end has to decide whether to
marry or go off
and start her career.






Strangers to the Marsh
Collins, London, 1957, illus Geoffrey Whittam
Children’s Book
Club, 1958
John Goodchild, Aylesbury, 1986 (Revised)
Girls Gone By, pb, 2007
A rare
bird, the hoopoe, nests at the castle. Jim Decks destroys the
baker’s cakes after
Tamzin distracts him, and she and her friends decide
to bail Jim out by founding
a newspaper, The Westling News.
Operation Seabird
Collins, London, 1957, illus Geoffrey Whittam
Children’s Book Club, 1958
Girls Gone By, pb, 2007
Tamzin and Rissa discover many seabirds are dying, clogged
with oil. They form the
Seabirds Rescue League, and start an operation to clean the
birds up.
Frenchman’s Secret
Collins, London, 1956, illus Geoffrey Whittam
Children’s Book Club, 1958
Armada, pb,
1965
Ruth and Roy have come to live at the Mill House, and meet the Punchbowl Farm people.
When
Lindsay finds an old map, she wonders if there is treasure still buried in the
dam which keeps
water back above the Mill House. Roy decides to blow a small hole
in the dam to find out.





The Nightbird
Collins, London, 1955, illus Geoffrey Whittam
Collins, 1956
Armada, pb,
1963
Girls Gone By, Bath, pb, 2006
The fishermen of Westling find their fishing grounds
are being poached
by French boats. Tamzin and friends decide to turn Jim’s old trawler
into
a ghost shop to frighten the French boats away.



Rennie Goes Riding
Collins, London, 1956, illus Sheila Rose (I think)
Knight, pb, 1968, 1973,1979
Many thanks to Lisa Catz for the picture of the hardback.
Rennie only wants to work
with horses, and at last she
gets the chance to train, but then finds she has to battle
with
her nerves.


