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The Sleepover Club is a series of children's books. It has also been adapted into a children's television programme.
The Sleepover Club play matchmaker and Rosie Cartwright, the new girl at Crescent Bay, proves to be worthy of the Sleepover girls' friendship when she gives the M&Ms, the Sleepover Club's arch rivals, the perfect payback. Presented by Frankie!
Frankie still needs convincing that Rosie can show them what she's got to be sleepover club material and decides that Lyndz's birthday scary movie is the best place to do it but then she realises that it wasn't Rosie scared! Presented by Lyndz.
When Mr Stephanopolous, the owner of the girls favourite hangout The Beach Hut Cafe, decides it is time to retire early, Frankie sets out to show him how important he is to the whole community. Will he come back? Presented by Frankie.
Rosie creates this week's Sleepover challenge—Fearlotto, with the objective of the game being to confess your worse fears. Presented by Lyndz.
The year 7s have to debate that men are the stronger sex, but the teams are mixed—not only does Frankie have to argue that men are stronger, but she's in a team with Marco, Michael and Sara and Rosie has Matthew, Lyndz & Fliss on her team. Plus, Rosie seems to be feeling oddly unwell. What is wrong with her? Presented by Rosie.
It is Rosie's birthday and she has asked everyone to keep it low key, but now her older brother Will's basketball match threatens to eclipse her day. The rest of the club set out to find something nice for her birthday but chaos is in the cards when Lyndz doesn't tell the others that she has no money. Presented by Lyndz.
Fliss is not thrilled that her mother's new boyfriend Andy is taking up so much of their time together especially when he tries to make a "Sleepover Club Video". Presented by Fliss.
Lyndz is suddenly worried about her appearance after Michael calls her 'butch' so she thinks she needs to bring some spark into what she looks like, but the other girls are worried she's gone to far and she falls out with Fliss because of it. Presented by Lyndz.
Rosie doesn't want to host a Sleepover but won't tell the others why not. When they devise a plan to go into her room, they find out why! On a secret mission to refurnish her room, they call upon the assistance of her father, David, and her brother, Will. The M&M's loose a bet with the Sleepover Club and have to serve them smoothies at the Beach Hut Café dressed in bikinis. Presented by Fliss.
It is the Crescent Bay swim carnival and the Sleepover girls have convinced Rosie that her father's sudden health kick is due to a new love interest in his life but who will it be? Presented by Rosie.
The Sleepover Club set up a car wash to raise money to make their sleepovers more exciting, but the M&Ms find a way to ruin the girls plan. Meanwhile Lydnz falls out with Frankie. Presented by Frankie.
The year 7s go on a camping trip and a navigational exercise goes haywire, thanks to the M&Ms. Rosie is and scared as it is her first trip to the Australian Bush. Presented by Frankie.
Kenny is told that her family are moving to Sydney. The Sleepover Club is on a mission to do everything in their power to stop letting it happen, but will they succeed? Presented by Kenny.
Frankie is really upset about Kenny living in Sydney, however, Rosie thinks that the Sleepover Club is too valuable to let go just because the girls are missing Kenny. Presented by Rosie.
Frankie is running for year 7 student council representative, but the M&Ms and Kenny's sister Molly conspire together to ruin Frankie's chances. Will this be enough to stop her though? Presented by Fliss.
Ms Nickels is coaching the Crescent Bay netball team and because the numbers are low due to an outbreak of chicken pox, Sara and Alana have been made members, even though they cannot play. Presented by Kenny.
Lyndz has a horse riding competition and Fliss offers to help her on the day. Meanwhile, Frankie finally gets the chance to prove herself as a big sister - or does she? Presented by Fliss.
Kenny's Gran is bored and looking to add some spice to her life, but Kenny is worried she's going to do herself some damage! Lyndz and Rosie have an argument that could result in the Sleepover Club disbanding. Presented by Kenny.
Kenny becomes the Crescent Bay High style guru for the school paper and influences some weird and wonderful fashion ideas. Presented by Lyndz.
The local theme park will be handing out a years worth of free passes to the one millionth guest and every cool kid in the area will be there - including the M&Ms and the Sleepover Club. Presented by Frankie.
Matthew is busy and no one knows why. Secretly he is helping his cousin, Sam, teach salsa lessons for the up coming rugby fundraising dance. Presented by Rosie.
Nina, Mr Stephanopolous' niece from Greece, comes to stay and hosts a Greek Sleepover for the girls. Presented by Lyndz.
Frankie and Fliss are upset because Kenny thinks training with Ryan Scott is more important to her than her best friends. Frankie needs help on the science exam, which the M&Ms have found a way to cheat on. Presented by Kenny.
The M&Ms finally win a prize from entering mobile phone competitions, but the only place they can uncover it is in the garage of Michael's house, to whom no one can enter. Presented by Fliss.
The trials are on, but Crescent Bay isn't allowed to participate unless the graffiti artists who are vandalising the school are exposed. Presented by Kenny.
Fliss is forced to stay at Matthew's house while her mother is on her honeymoon, causing the boys to instigate a turf war. Rosie and Kenny also start to take more of an interest in boys. The girls throw a party for them once they get back. Presented by Lyndz.
Madeline 'Maddy' Leigh
Brooke Webster
Charlotte 'Charlie' Anderson
Jessica 'Jess' Philips
Tayla Kane
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