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Monthly Archives: October 2013
The Marsh of Adventure by Poppy, chapter 8
Chapter eight: The two strange men The children heaved everything out of the little cupboard and it lay in a heap in the middle of the dining room. What a lot of things they would need! There were two tents; … Continue reading
Posted in Fan fiction
Tagged The Adventure Series, The Marsh of Adventure, Written by Poppy
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Last Monday in October
October is nearly over, which means it’s almost November and the blog’s first birthday. The weather is definitely getting worse, temperatures are dropping nearly as fast as the leaves are falling from the trees. On Wednesday you can read the … Continue reading
The Missing Papers: A St Andrews Adventure, chapter 4
I hope you enjoy chapter 4 of The Missing Papers: A St Andrews Adventure. Things are beginning to hot up! Chapter 4 The debating society’s open night was being held in one of the big lecture theatres. It was one … Continue reading
October Flowers
So this is my last flowery post! We have come full circle in Enid Blyton’s Nature Lovers’ Book and my poor copy is looking rather worse for wear. (I think I’m going to have to replace it! It’s that poorly!) So here we … Continue reading
The Magic Gold: An 8-year-old Corinna’s tribute to Enid Blyton
I came across this story recently, after it lying around in storage boxes in various houses over the last couple of decades. I wrote this when I was about 8 years old (early 1990s), at a time when I think … Continue reading
Monday comes and Monday goes
So we’re almost at the end of October, isn’t that scary? Not to mention that early November, the 2nd in fact, will be the first birthday of the Blog! So we have that to look forward to! This week we have … Continue reading
The Famous Five 70s Collector’s Edition DVD
When it was announced to be finally hitting the shelves in August of 2012, the fans of the 1970s TV series went into squeals of delight. Many couldn’t wait to get their hands on this box set, which promised to included … Continue reading
The Marsh of Adventure by Poppy, chapter 7
Chapter seven: In the morning The boys looked at each other in alarm. They backed out the room and shut the door with a click. So the men did have something to do with this. And it was more than … Continue reading
Posted in Fan fiction
Tagged The Adventure Series, The Marsh of Adventure, Written by Poppy
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Musings for Monday
Stef and I have had a very busy week, and we’ve come up with one or two exciting ideas for the blog. Hopefully they’ll work out and you’ll be able to see them in a month or so. For this … Continue reading
If you like Blyton: The Mystery of the Whistling Caves by Helen Moss
We’ve all seen the books on the shelves that proclaim gaily that “If you like Enid Blyton, you’ll love this!” and if you’re anything like me and Fiona, we approach these books with caution. In experience the books that proclaim … Continue reading
A Blyton-y, Blog-y Bourne End Walk! by Corinna
I was lucky enough to have a recent trip to the UK from New Zealand, and the very first catch-up arranged was with Stef! Having equally well-organised friends is definitely very useful. Since she lives vaguely out that way, and … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Experiences
Tagged Bourne End, Marlow, Old Thatch, The Mystery of the Burnt Cottage, Written by Corinna
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Monday in Scotland
It’s Monday and as the title suggests I am in Scotland, annoying Fiona, and having some fun. On Thursday we’re off to Newcastle to visit the Enid Blyton exhibition at Seven Stories, so hopefully next week we’ll have a blog … Continue reading
Apple Song – A poem by Enid Blyton
Stef has had a lengthy journey today, all the way up to Dundee to stay with me and so I’ve bashed out a poem for you all for tomorrow to save her having to start something now. Apples on the … Continue reading
Amelia Jane Again! part 1
Amelia Jane Again is the second Amelia Jane book, coming after Naughty Amelia Jane, containing thirteen more stories originally published in Sunny Stories. I’ve no idea what I paid for my copy (fourth impression, 1954), though I know bought it to replace … Continue reading
Bringing Books to University
Having decided that I would take a whole bookcase worth of books with me back to uni, the fact that some Enid Blytons were among them kind of got lost in the shuffle of packing, moving and unpacking. But now that I’m back at … Continue reading