Milly, Molly

Milly and Molly are excited because Christmas is coming. Each friend decides that they should give the other a present.

Milly and Molly show responsibility and kindness when they take old Mr Limpy's dog, Taffy Bogle, for the walks he needs, but he must be back before tea. But poor Taffy Bogle falls into the river and neither girl can swim well enough to save him.

Milly and Molly's teacher is sad when her pet budgie dies. The girls buy her a new one, but the fun-loving bird they choose goes quiet as soon as they leave the Petshop until they discover the reason why

Milly and Molly pluck up the courage to camp out all night, way down the bottom of Milly's backyard.

When snippy Aunt Maude breaks her leg, Milly and Molly offer to look after her precious, award-winning vegetable garden. But Aunt Maude does not believe the two girls will stick it out.

Barker and Bouncer are two noisy dogs who disturb the otherwise quiet town in which Milly and Molly live. Indeed, Milly and Molly's cats are two of many in the town who are upset by these rowdy dogs.

Milly and Molly find an egg and speculate over the many animals it could hold.

One windy day, when Milly and Molly are flying kites, disaster strikes. The two boys with them are caught up in a stormy wind and the kites pull them off their feet and into the sky.

Milly and Molly befriend the runt of the sheepdog litter, Wags. In order to stay with the family, Wags has to earn his place as the watchdog on the farm.

Milly and Molly's elderly friends, Grandpa and Granny Peg live in a house under the friendly shadow of a grand old oak tree. But the Town Planner wants to cut down the tree to build a road.

When BB. Brown comes for a visit, Milly and Molly are quick to befriend him. He is fun and charming, but BB. Brown is also a petty thief.

Maxter is an overweight boy who loves soccer, but only on TV. Milly and Molly manage to draw Maxter outside to build a tree house, however the boy loves the tree house so much that he will not come down.

When Milly sees Charlie flying his hot-air balloon up over the nearby mountain, she knows that things are much more interesting over there, than her boring life in town. She persuades Milly to come with her on a flight

All the kids in Milly and Molly's class decide to buy some expensive playground equipment, a jungle gym. They are going raise the funds by making and selling biscuits, each person in the class contributing their own skills

Milly and Molly find a cute little goat kid. The kid is soon bunting the girls with his head. But this game turns nasty when the Bunt-me-not grows up: his bunts hurt and he causes damage everywhere.

When Alf joins Milly and Molly's school, he seems different from the other children. Milly and Molly find it difficult to be friends with him, but when Alf is subjected to bullying, they discover there is always common ground.

Beefy is the temperamental farm bull. Humphrey, the class bully teases Beefy and it takes lots of courage from all his classmates to save Humphrey from the enraged bull. Humphrey vows never to bully again.

Milly and Molly start eating special breakfasts to feed their brains. They eat extra nutritious muffins from Aunt Maude. But Humphrey isn't eating breakfast at all, struggling even to stay awake unless Milly and Molly can get him to eat those muffins.

Heidi Untidy is a great reader and Milly & Molly love it when she acts out what she reads. When the book she is reading goes missing, Milly and Molly help her tidy up her messy room.

Milly and Molly's class want to raise money to purchase musical instruments. They decide to make shirts and sell them. Alf's Nan can't afford material for Alf to make a shirt, so she sacrifices her own bed covering to provide the material.

At Milly and Molly's school, the annual Pet Day will test the obedience of everyone's animal. The two girls try hard to teach their cats to behave, but the cats' instincts get the better of them on the day and Pet Day turns into a riot of animals!

Milly and Molly earn the trust of two of Farmer Hegarty's big old horses. While the farmer trusts the horses, Molly, in particular, remains unsure. Molly is concerned that the horses might bolt and run off with them if they get a fright.

Milly and Molly remember their first day at school. It's a wonder they ever became best friends, they seem to be so different. But thanks to their shared feelings for their cats, they soon find that they have much more in common than they first thought.

Milly and Molly try to help Milly's Dad who has lost one of his lucky socks. Dad's luck seems to turn for the worst with only one lucky sock, and most of the bad luck seems to be caused by Milly's cat Marmalade.