Mostly Sunny with a chance of storms

Sunny and her family are moving into her Grandmother's old mansion, Windermere. Sunny wins the turret bedroom from her step-siblings (using her powers of Reverse Psychology), but is soon tangled up in mischief involving bored dogs, a cranky old gardener, an angel-sighting, a match-making mission and a boy who knits. To make matters worse, over at her dad's house, Sunny's baby half-sister Flora has turned the world upside-down, and Steph can't seem to find a way to turn it right-side-up again. Even with a sunny disposition, storm clouds can gather on the horizon, and this winter Sunny must find ways to offer warmth and shelter to those she cares for most. This is the second book about Sunny Hathaway, following Sunny Side Up.

Autorentext
Marion Roberts always wanted to be a fashion designer, but she studied science, alternative medicine, psychotherapy and psychology instead. She also worked as a chef and taught people how to cook. Marion started writing because she wanted a job she could do in her pyjamas. Also, her friends kept saying her emails were too long, and she needed to find another place to put her stories. She was born in Melbourne, which has always been her home town. Marion's first book featuring the irrepressible Sunny Hathaway, Sunny Side Up, was published in 2008.