Whiterose Press fiction will interest everyone young at heart, but we know that the author, CJ Chesterton, wrote: ROSIE MOUSE books for five to ten year olds. Here Rosie, shrunk down to mouse size, battles the magic and spells of witches and wizards, helps baby dragons find their way home, and manages to escape from wolves, crocodiles, lions, Hitler - the nasty Magpie Sheriff, and the Big Bad Badger. She also has a lot of adventures and fun with the other mice in the wood. ROSIE, KATHIE books (Rosie at High School) are for eight to fifteen year olds. Rosemary and her best friend Kathie take over the school hockey team which is locked into a year on year fight with its rival, Croydon Comprehensive, for the Surrey league shield and county cup. Out of school, the pair follow a treasure trail laid down, Kathie believes, by a mad monk 400 years ago, track down the killers of a disappearing body, and search for a secret tunnel leading to gold from a haunted wood. ROSEMARY WHYTE books were written with young adults in mind, but all who have an interest in how a young woman’s life develops over the years will enjoy them. The books follow Rosie’s life as she struggles through college, tries several careers including journalism, singing and dancing in a band, attempting to write novels, until her parents are killed in a car crash (which also nearly kills her). From then on, it’s all down hill. She falls in love twice: first to a drug addict and then to a spider-man (a scientist trying to make spider cells produce valuable venoms in the lab) who jilts her. Rosie takes to a drug to get her through and becomes addicted. She starts work spying for MI5, but that too goes wrong. The depression finally lifts when she realises that she has to get out of Europe and head East . . . to find the only man in the world who can help her.