Which CS books are still to be published by GGBP? I know they have done nearly all of them by now but know there are still 5-10 remaining. Also which other EBDs are still to be published by GGBP? The announcement of the first two geography readers made me wonder this. Also does anybody have a list of prequels, fill-ins and sequels to the CS in the pipeline but not yet published by both GGBP and other publishers or people self publishing?

I believe the following are still to be published by GGBP (do correct me if I’m wrong!)

Lintons
Jo Returns
Island
Peggy
Theodora
Leader
Win the Trick

Sorry I can’t help with other Qs but I don’t read EBD’s non-Chalet stuff and don’t know about future fill-ins

Thanks. Not too many left so. As they are publishing one chalet a year they should publish the final one in 2026.

You've probably tried looking on their website here?

Thanks Noreen. Exploits and two of the geography readers are being published this year as is Cornelia. The non CS EBDs still remaining to be published are Beechy of the harbour school, Nesta steps out, Leader in spite of herself, The little Marie-Jose, the little missus, the new house mistress and top secret and the two remaining geography readers. Also the three chalet books for girls. Do people think they will publish the three chalet books for girls or not as the material in them has probably mostly been published by GGBP already between mystery, tom and the short stories book. Also does anybody have any news on the publication of more new beginnings, two chalet girls in India GGBP version, Gay's Chinese Adventures, Jack of the CS, A chalet school partnership, the year in between and one about Glendower house by Eunice?

I'd love them to publish those they have left, before they re-print any they've already done.

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The material in the Chalet Annuals was included in EBD's "Short Stories" previously published by GGB. I would have thought they are more likely to republish that than to publish the annuals themselves, given that the "long" stories in the annuals have been published separately.

(There doesn't appear to be much demand for the annuals when they turn up on ebay so I wonder whether republishing them would really be financially viable)