Hetty Feather
jacqueline wilson
['mike krahulik', 'neil simon', 'central intelligence agency', 'jonathan littell', 'cornelia funke', 'dmitry glukhovsky', 'prophet mohammad', 'primo levi', 'jordanes', 'plath', 'melanie rawn', 'sattanar', 'john marston', 'earl derr biggers', 'samuel taylor coleridge', 'nanae chrono', 'ferdinand von mueller', 'ghostwriter', 'octave mirbeau', 'john byrne', 'john howard griffin', 'free software foundation', 'simone de beauvoir', 'timbaland', 'frank herbert', 'joseph conrad', 'suzue miuchi', 'elizabeth haydon', 'internet systems consortium', 'johann wolfgang goethe', 'prophet mohammed', 'dwight', 'thomas pynchon', 'bruce perens', 'satyajit ray', 'virgil', 'nathanael west', 'jean racine', 'kwee tek hoay', 'pope john xxiii', 'maryjanice davidson', 'chuck palahniuk', 'belloc', 'thomas keneally', 'kalhana', 'sergey brin', 'matthew arnold', 'theodor herzl', 'iain banks', 'max brooks', 'carl bernstein', 'allan gurganus', 'la fontaine', 'garth nix', 'william rowley', 'david peace', 'kazumasa hirai', 'james madison', 'kingsley amis', 'tim lahaye', 'hiromu arakawa', 'mark halperin', 'jerome corsi', 'pierre beaumarchais', 'henry david thoreau', 'stella gibbons', 'anakata', 'bill gates', 'leslie charteris', 'pauline phillips', 'yukito kishiro', 'enid blyton', 'natsuki takaya', 'robert merle', 'yudetamago', 'henry james', 'scott mccloud', 'steele rudd', 'chris riddell', 'geoff johns', 'damon knight', 'saxo grammaticus', 'kaoru shintani', 'larry sanger', 'washington irving', 'jay faerber', 'john knowles', 'pope john paul ii', 'salinger', 'percy bysshe shelley', 'sir francis bacon', 'harvey pekar', 'moses', 'jean giono', 'jorge amado', 'parabasis', 'feist', 'daniel defoe', 'larry niven']
Sapphire Battersea
Sapphire Battersea is the 2011 sequel to Hetty Feather, written by best selling English author Jacqueline Wilson. It is the second installment in the Hetty Feather Trilogy. The story continues where Hetty Feather left off. Hetty, now 14 years old, is discharged from the Foundling Hospital and begins a life of a scullery maid.