I felt that Bertie was better for Hetty because he had the stardom life that Hetty wanted, but Jem had the country life she never showed any interest for.

Jem is getting married to Janet and Hetty goes to attend, but the train is delayed and she's late for her act, frosting her relationship with Miss Ruby. Either way I have heard Hetty makes a couple of appearances in a couple of newer books that take place during this similar time period. Hetty and Diamond quickly become the Little Stars of Mrs Ruby’s show, alongside many colourful acts – including an old friend from Hetty’s past, Flirty Bertie. You feel like Hetty's life has been so busy in about the last two year of her life as she has been all over the place doing so many different things.As she was running back to the girl's wing, Gideon managed to speak for the first time since being taken there. When she is giving autographs he simply says how he doesn't want Emerald Star, just simply Hetty Feather. There, her child was christened Hetty Feather and was given to Peg Cotton's family to be cared for until it was time for her to go back.

His wedding was kinda swept under the rug and I would of loved to of seen more interaction between him and Hetty. She is recognised as Emerald Star by Mr Benjamin and Ambrose and she goes with them on the tube back. She is nearly carried away by a gentleman but Sissy rescues her and Hetty helps sell flowers with her. Hetty takes Diamond to visit Bignor and Flora, who's got a new friend in the show, Lucy Locket, the littlest woman in the world.I don't know if Jacqueline Wilson is planning on writing another volume in this series (I greatly hope she will), but if she does, I would very much like to see Hetty and Diamond in a much stable place by the end of it. For example, she doesn’t get all the suggestive jokes she hears performed on stage (they are not shared with the reader), but she’s wise enough to try to avoid a man, Samson, whose interest in her is clearly inappropriate and would definitely damage her reputation. This is the fifth book of the Hetty Feather series, and needless to say, I also adored this book, and still do. Little Stars is the fifth book in the Hetty Feather series by Jacqueline Wilson, and I think that it is a great way to end the series. Yes, Gid, smash those pointless gender roles and stick to your quilting and gardening and whatever brings joy to that poor shellshocked heart of yours.

It's obvious that he still has feelings for Hetty and did not want to get married, instead wanting to run away with Hetty, but Hetty forces him to get married which makes an unhappy story for Jem, which I find sad as I really saw them having a chance. Soon the girls are famous and after four other books, you should know, there's no stopping Hetty Feather! Anyway I love this series so much and now I don't want to read any other books as I just want more books about Hetty. After Mona finds out the truth about Aunty, she runs from everyone else and finds the Queen Elizabeth model, who is actually Hetty Feather.One thing I would change is how the fact that Jem's wedding is only about 5 pages long, I was really expecting it to be a key event in the story however, I also like that it wasn't more than 5 pages because it really showed Hetty growing up and becoming more independent without needing Jem. There is a lot of love involved between Jem, but you have to read the book to find out who he marries?