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 Who's Who in Enid Blyton - Eva Rice
 Who's Who in Enid Blyton - Eva Rice ... imagination of generations of children. This detailed guide chronicles the histories of Blyton's most enduring characters.Newest Review: ... and ginger beer but I loved her books . "Who's who in Enid Blyton" is a joy to behold. Its a lovely solid ... more ... hardback book with 303 pages jam packed of all your favourite Enid Blyton characters. It is the type of book you can either read cover to cover or dip into when you have forgotten the name of one of Noddy's friends, the seventh member of the Secret seven or who was the head girl in Mallory Towers in the second form. Its an easy book to use. My copy is the second edition and is divided into four sections according to different types of stories (the adventure stories, school stories, fairies and enchantment and the farm st...more |
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Who's Who in Enid Blyton
Pages: 192, Edition: 1st, Hardcover, Richard Cohen Books Ltd Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53
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Who's Who in Enid Blyton - Eva Rice: A midnight feast of a book (731 words)
by - written on 12/02/09 (Very useful, 218 readings)
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Children's literature is fabulous. I was a bookworm as a child and have many fond memorise of books I read when I was much younger. My reading taste was wide but if I were to pick a favourite author I would have to pick the, at times slightly controversial Enid Mary Blyton.. So when I discovered Eva Rice (Tim Rie's daughter and author of the wonderful "Lost Art of Keeping Secrets" ) had compiled a Who's Who of Enid Blyton characters I just had to buy it as a different reference book. Why Enid Blyton Enid Blyton had a knack of creating characters, settings and stories that developed my young imagination as I greedily consumed her ... Read the complete review
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