When Louise visits her friends, Louise makes out that her foster family are horrible so it doesn't appear that she is boasting. If you're very good and very beautiful with long golden curls then, after sweeping up a few cinders or having a long kip in a cobwebby palace, this prince comes along and you live happily ever after. When Steve cancels taking Justine out, Carrie visits Justine and she breaks the news to Justine that she is pregnant and Justine doesn't take it well. Tracy learns that the council are going to shut down the Dumping Ground and so she climbs onto the roof and starts a protest.

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I was taken aback by this whole page of children smiling rather desperately and I couldn’t help thinking: “What a horrible thing to see these children advertised like this. Ideal for use whilst travelling on holiday, in party games or at sleepovers, this is a perfect gift for all Jacqueline Wilson fans. Follow Tracy’s story in her own words through 4 books and share her hopes for the future in these beautifully observed, touching and often very funny tales. First published in 1991, exactly 30 years ago, The Story of Tracy Beaker is what brought this then relatively unknown author to the masses.Carmen Howle took a liking to Justine (and Charlie) and thought they'd be the perfect foster parents for her. I told Elaine that Aunty Peggy used to smack me and Elaine sighed and said, 'Well sometimes, Tracy, you really do ask for it.

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When Kelly asks Bouncer if she could go back to his place and meet his family, Bouncer makes up excuses, which make Kelly think Bouncer is ashamed. Louise Govern, [3] portrayed by Chelsie Padley, [6] made her first appearance in the first episode of series 1. In the meantime her adventures are told from her experiences in the children’s home, otherwise known as The Dumping Ground.After this incident, Tracy refuses to talk to Cam, so Elaine ( Nisha Nayar) resolves to get them talking with a series of role-play and trust exercises. She is mentioned a number of times in the spin-off The Dumping Ground, before making a guest appearance in two episodes of the sixth series. When Nathan Jones arrives at The Dumping Ground in the first episode of series 2, to be a trainee care worker, Dolly starts to like him already. Jackie Hopper, [3] portrayed by Abby Rakic-Platt, [18] made her first appearance on 9 October 2003 in series 3 of The Story of Tracy Beaker during the episode Jackie. At Lol's ( Ciaran Joyce) leaving party, Alice does palm reading, but upsets Tracy and Justine with her predictions.

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When Tracy learns that she would be moving to Scotland, she asks Cam (Lisa Coleman) what she should do and Cam tells Jasper and Kate to look after Tracy.Arthur and George are old running friends of Jack (Howell Evans), who the residents track down for Jack's funeral. Jacqueline is also a great reader, and has amassed over 20,000 books, along with her famous collection of silver rings. You get given a silly name like Rumpelstiltskin and nobody invites you to their party and no-one's ever grateful even when you do them a whopping great favour. She made her final appearance in 'Beam Me Up, Scottie', when she moved in with her foster parents, Mark and Helen. Tracy is back and living with Cam, and just around the corner at the new location of the Dumping Ground is the arrival of the Wellards.

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Carmen calmly accepts the decision and reminds Justine what Tracy always tells them, that Dumping Ground Kids can cope with anything.Granddad Morris stays at The Dumping Ground and he teachers Bouncer (Ben Hanson) and Lol some survival skills, which Duke ( Clive Rowe) falls foul of. In an attempt to escape from the Dumping Ground, she meets her new friend, Ben Batambuze, who says he lives on the streets.