Thanks Caroline, thats exactly what I wanted to know - much appreciated! (and very interesting....)

Even more admiration for fill-in authors now.....

By the way Clarissa has mentioned that they are going to publish Goes to it later in the year.

Have just received the pre-catalogue email from Topsy Turvy and it says that GGB are publishing EBD's Judy the Guide in Spring as well as Chalet Girls in Camp.

GGBP have relaunched their website and also announced some new titles to be published, Judy the Guide is on the list but no CS titles...

Very excited that The Vicarage Children on Skye (Lorna Hill) is due to be published soon

Apparently Judy the Guide is due out imminently.

I had an email yesterday saying that Judy the Guide (and another title) had arrived.

ETA - the other title is The Pen and Pencil Girls by Clare Mallory.

According to GGBP's out of print webpage

http://www.ggbp.co.uk/complete-list-of- ... int-titles

We can expect "Maids of La Rochelle" and "Bride Leads the Chalet School" to be republished later this year.

GGBP have announced Deira Joins the Chalet School to be published in September. Congratulations Caroline, I can't wait to read it!

Also The Two Families by Margaret Biggs, one of my favourite GGBP authors.

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Thanks! I was excited to see the announcement appear yesterday and was wondering when someone on the CBB would notice...

Congratulations, Caroline .

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Thanks - and congrats to you on your Drabble Award.

(I'm trying not to think of all the work we still have to do on Deira before September...!!)

I noticed it too!! Congratulations Caroline. I can't wait till September

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I have just had a look at it (congratulations Caroline!) and was a bit surprised to see that the page went on and on and I had to scroll across for miles in order to read about it. Another one that I looked at (by Margaret Biggs I think) was the same. Has anyone else had that problem, or is it just me? And if it is me, what can I do to make it easier to read the information?

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I think it must be something in your settings Fatima, mine comes up as normal. Has yours done this before?

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No, it hasn't. But I haven't see the GGB website in this format before. I think they've changed it recently? Where do I find my settings, please? (I'm useless with technology!)

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I had the same problem.

I'm half tempted by "Camp" but on a tight budget at the moment. I have a 1960s Armada paperback of it and the lists say that Camp is "uncut".

Really? not one word? Have I really no excuse to buy it?

Just checked the GGBP website and they have just announced that "Goes to It" will be published in late Sept. Happy days!

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'Camp' isn't as badly savaged as others such as "Three Go" or "Coming of Age", but it does have a number of interesting little asides and minor details missing.

'Exploits' is said to be uncut but having just acquired the hardback (thanks, brie!) I spent an interesting afternoon comparing it with the paperback. OK, nothing major is missed but the character is different! get 'Camp' - you know it makes sense!

SLOC bought me an elderly, fragile hardback for my birthday on Saturday - cheaper than the GGBP, so obviously saving money . . . I'm saving it up for when I really need a good read. Thanks!