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Tag Archives: Malory Towers
Malory Towers on TV: A series two overview
This is not going to be as easy to write as my overview for series one, mostly because it has taken me so long to watch this series that I’ve practically forgotten what happened at the beginning of it. But … Continue reading
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Tagged Malory Towers, Malory Towers on TV, Malory Towers series two
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Malory Towers on TV series two – Episode thirteen
Series three has been online for some time now, but here I am just getting to the end of series two. I don’t think that I’ve made any secret that I haven’t found this series as compelling as the first, … Continue reading
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Tagged Malory Towers, Malory Towers on TV, Malory Towers series two
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Malory Towers on TV series two – Episodes eleven and twelve
I think it’s obvious that I haven’t gotten as into this series as I did the first – hence the sporadic posts with lengthy gaps between. I did sit down and watch the final three episodes of the series earlier … Continue reading
Monday #494
It is now the last week of September, meaning we passed the autumn equinox a few days ago. It is definitely feeling more autumnal now, much cooler weather and darker evenings. My thick cardigans have come out and I am … Continue reading
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Tagged Belinda Morris, Malory Towers, Monday, Second Form at Malory Towers, September
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My favourite Blyton covers part two
There were far too many lovely covers to put into one post, so here are some more of my favourites. Grace Lodge Grace Lodge is another big name in terms of Blyton’s illustrators, having done at least 45 first editions … Continue reading
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Tagged Armada, Grace Lodge, Malory Towers, St Clare's, The Caravan Family, The Secret Series
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My Top 10 Malory Towers moments
Malory Towers is one of my favourite series so here are my ten favourite moments from the books. 10 Irene loses her health certificate Second Form at Malory Towers Irene loses her health certificate almost every term, but this is … Continue reading
Monday #469
It is the last Monday of March and the clocks have just changed, meaning the evenings are much lighter all of a sudden. We’ve also had some lovely spring weather – almost summer weather, though it’s due to be minus … Continue reading
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Tagged Malory Towers, Malory Towers on TV, March, Matron, Monday
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Malory Towers on TV series two – Episodes seven and eight
I have been assured by a couple of different readers that this series improves as it goes on, and having watched episodes seven and eight now I can see some glimmers of hope. Not that this series has been particularly … Continue reading
Malory Towers on TV series two – Episodes five and six
I has been a while since I reviewed the first four episodes of series two, Christmas got in the way and then I just never got back to it. That’s not a great sign, really, if you watch 4 episodes … Continue reading
Malory Towers on TV series two – Episodes three and four
After a slightly shaky start to series two, let’s have a look at episodes three and four. Episode three: The Stray There are at least four plots woven together in this episode, though three are quite minor and so don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Malory Towers, Malory Towers on TV, Second Form at Malory Towers
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Malory Towers on TV series two – Episodes one and two
I gave the majority of the episodes in season one a glowing review (The Dress being the only one I found disappointing) so I’m keen to see how series two holds up. Episode one: The Head of Form Episode one … Continue reading
Malory Towers on TV series two: Everything we know
In March I posted with what was known about the return of Malory Towers. Well, we know quite a bit more now! When is it back? Most importantly the whole of Malory Towers series two drops tomorrow(!) on the BBC … Continue reading
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Tagged CBBC, Malory Towers, Malory Towers on TV, Second Form at Malory Towers
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The return of Malory Towers on TV: Everything we know
The Malory Towers TV Facebook page shared an exciting article on Wednesday. There are to be 26 new episodes! There has been talk of more episodes since the first series aired, but I assume due to the pandemic it has … Continue reading