I loved The Famous Five books. I've got 21 of them in the attic. Couldn't part with them. One day, when I win the lottery, I'm going to have a replica Noddy car made I am! I'm going to buy my first ever lottery ticket soon
I loved The Famous Five books. I've got 21 of them in the attic. Couldn't part with them. One day, when I win the lottery, I'm going to have a replica Noddy car made I am! I'm going to buy my first ever lottery ticket soon
My Enid Blyton books were my most prized possessions when I was young. My Mum bought me one of them every second week (usually). Mallory Towers, St Clares and the Famous Five were my favourites. I just wish I had kept them but when we emigrated to Oz they went walkabout.
I have worked with children for a long time now and I have never seen any of them reading these books.
My two read them. I got the books out of the attic & explained that they were ... "Quaint" & read the first chapter to them. They were highly amused by Dick & Aunt Fanny, but we got over that. Both of them zipped through all 21 books and wanted a dog like Timmy.
The St Clares books were read and re-read many times over when I was young. (I read the Mallory Towers ones too but didn't like them so much.) They left me with a desperate desire to go to boarding school!
Famous Five and anything else she wrote did nothing for me. Some of those new titles sound interesting, though!