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Author Archives: Fiona
Monday post #168
I’m a bit late to do this as we had a BBQ last night and time rather got away from us. Coming up this week anyway:
The Twins at St Clare’s – How has Blyton’s original text fared in a modern edition? part 7
I’ve just noticed I named the previous two parts as ‘part five’. So I’ll skip six and move on to seven! This will be the last one as I got through the final five chapters tonight. All previous parts: one, … Continue reading
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Tagged St Clare's, The Twins at St Clare's, Updated Text
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Monday #167
Once more the weekend is over far too quickly and one again I don’t seem to have done half of what I need to. Anyway I’m off to Scotland for this week, come Wednesday, but don’t fear, I shall be … Continue reading
If you like Blyton: Murder Most Unladylike by Robin Stevens
Stef has already reviewed this (as has Poppy) but as always I’m late to the party and have just gotten around to reading it. I had many thoughts and so I am now going to inflict them on you all. … Continue reading
Wandering in the dark near Kröller Müller — Kunst en Cultuur – Arts & Culture
This link was sent to us from Hans van der Klis from The Netherlands. He says: I’ve written an ‘adventure’ story on my blog, that we (my wife and I) experienced during a visit to a museum in the forest. With some thoughts … Continue reading
Welcome to Monday
Hope you’ve all had a good weekend – hasn’t the English weather been glorious (especially in the south) this weekend? I’ve been out and got myself a little tan, and all my freckles are finding their way out! Anyway the … Continue reading
My twenty-second Noddy book: Cheer Up Little Noddy
This Noddy book has been the hardest to review. It was supposed to be my 18th review from the series, but when I opened my copy I discovered that it was missing the first 20 pages. I then added a … Continue reading
First Monday of May
It’s May now, not that the recent weather would lead you to believe that. For me the last week of April was not a case of April Showers. It was a case of repeated hail showers and then a reasonably … Continue reading
The Secret Series on TV – Moon Castle
The previous episode went for a very modern sci-fi feel, which was miles away from the original story. This time around they seem to have gone for a ghostly one, which doesn’t sound all that far from the book, but … Continue reading
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Tagged The Secret of Moon Castle, The Secret Series, The Secret Series on TV
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Monday
Here we are, another Monday, another week into the year, and we here at Word of Blyton aren’t quite sure what this week will bring you. Fiona will try and get another TV epsiode of the Secret Series done and … Continue reading
The Twins at St Clare’s – How has Blyton’s original text fared in a modern edition? part 6
This week (after abandoning this series for over a month) I got through two chapters. That leaves just five to go. Earlier posts – one, two, three, four and five. CHAPTER FIFTEEN: A TERRIBLE QUARREL The class-related discussions suffer from … Continue reading
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Tagged St Clare's, The Twins at St Clare's, Updated Text
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The Mondays Keep Coming
So we’re speeding through April already, and we’re into the second week! Oh gosh! This week Fiona will be bringing you the review of The Rilloby Fair Mystery, which I’m sure we’re all looking forward to. I hope to have … Continue reading
35 Things We Learned From the Famous Five a reblog from Forever Amber
Amber, of Forever Amber, has come up with a list of things we learn from the Famous Five, including: 1. All underground caves have a stream running through them. If you find yourself trapped in one (by smugglers, natch), all … Continue reading
The Secret Series on TV : The Secret of Killimooin
I’m going to break this post down into two headings: Things that are like the book and Things that are not like the book. I highly suspect that the second one will produce many more points. THINGS THAT ARE LIKE … Continue reading
First Monday of April
Easter is now over, and I have no chocolate left. I will just have to hope that I don’t get trapped in any caves now, as I will have nothing for sustenance. Not that I tend to carry chocolate in … Continue reading
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