Katy goes out on her own when she's supposed to be grounded, tries to build herself a rope swing - and falls off, severing her spine and paralysing herself for life. Even when she hears that she nearly drowned, she feels confused because she was only underwater for a minute. Missing Mom - Hetty Feather centres around the heroine, an ostensibly abandoned Victorian girl, trying to find her mother. Vicky Angel is much more explicit about this, as Jade consistently fawns over Vicky even when she's dead and talks about her the way someone would talk about their soul mate.

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Alpha Bitch: Justine in The Story of Tracy Beaker and My Mum Tracy Beaker, Kim in Bad Girls, Louise (she gets better) and Karen (she doesn't) in How to Survive Summer Camp, Chloe in Sleepovers, Rhiannon in Candyfloss, Skye in Cookie, Marilyn in Queenie, Sheila in Hetty Feather (who gets better by Sapphire Battersea.

In The Suitcase Kid, Andy's stepfather Bill is likened to a baboon, with his hairy body and squashed, monkey-like face; Andy even thinks he has a large, red posterior like a baboon. Mrs Colgate and Tiffany Colgate - Two very plump cleaning ladies and they have a debate with Mrs Wells, Sharon. Police said at least three knives had been seized during the investigation but none was confirmed as the murder weapon. Floss in Candyfloss sees her half-brother Tiger mainly as this, though she acknowledges that it's not his fault as he is just a baby and softens up to him when she realises she'll miss him in Australia. Above, from left, Buncrana pier victims Mark McGrotty (12) and Evan McGrotty (eight), Sean McGrotty (49), Ruth Daniels (57) and Jodie Lee Daniels (14).

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Eleven years later she still thinks it was a serious, albeit brief, relationship; despite all evidence pointing to it being a one-night stand. This mentality is very much present in Baby Love due to the mores of the time period (and the fact that abortion was illegal and mostly available only to wealthier women. Wilson's earlier novels were more prone to the Downer Ending; since she hit the big time with the first Tracy Beaker book, a Bittersweet Ending is more common.

In Girls in Tears, Anna's career is a source of friction between her and Ellie's father; and it's mentioned that Ellie's mother gave up a promising career to raise her daughter. Will is adopted, but Violet didn't know this for most of her life, and still sees him as a big brother. Jodie Chesney had been an active Scout member and Chief Scout Bear Grylls described her as "one of our brightest and best".