Sheila Lavelle was born in Gateshead, County Durham in 1939. She was inspired to write her own stories after becoming a junior school teacher. Her first book, URSULA BEAR, was published in 1977. She went on to write several Ursula Bear adventures, as well as the much-loved MY BEST FIEND series.
Sheila later moved to Western Scotland where she enjoyed many hobbies including walking, gardening, bird-watching and cooking. Sheila died in 2001, age 62.
Sheila Lavelle was born in Gateshead, County Durham in 1939. She was inspired to write her own stories after becoming a junior school teacher. Her first book, URSULA BEAR, was published in 1977. She went on to write several Ursula Bear adventures, as well as the much-loved MY BEST FIEND series.
Sheila later moved to Western Scotland where she enjoyed many hobbies including walking, gardening, bird-watching and cooking. Sheila died in 2001, age 62.
Sheila Lavelle was born in Gateshead, County Durham in 1939. She was inspired to write her own stories after becoming a junior school teacher. Her first book, URSULA BEAR, was published in 1977. She went on to write several Ursula Bear adventures, as well as the much-loved MY BEST FIEND series.
Sheila later moved to Western Scotland where she enjoyed many hobbies including walking, gardening, bird-watching and cooking. Sheila died in 2001, age 62.
Sheila Lavelle was born in Gateshead, County Durham in 1939. She was inspired to write her own stories after becoming a junior school teacher. Her first book, URSULA BEAR, was published in 1977. She went on to write several Ursula Bear adventures, as well as the much-loved MY BEST FIEND series.
Sheila later moved to Western Scotland where she enjoyed many hobbies including walking, gardening, bird-watching and cooking. Sheila died in 2001, age 62.
Angela is always having fiendish ideas that get Charlie into trouble. Like the time they lock Miss Bridge in the games shed, or when Angela lends Charlie a most unusual pet to take to school . . .
Sheila Lavelle was born in Gateshead, County Durham in 1939. She
was inspired to write her own stories after becoming a junior
school teacher. Her first book, URSULA BEAR, was published in 1977.
She went on to write several Ursula Bear adventures, as well as the
much-loved MY BEST FIEND series.
Sheila later moved to Western Scotland where she enjoyed many
hobbies including walking, gardening, bird-watching and cooking.
Sheila died in 2001, age 62.
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