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New FanFic stories! "And about time too," I hear you mumbling. Yes, yes, all right, all right. Well, enjoy Julie Heginbotham's new short story, Find-Outers Head Westward, and Nonnimus's next chapter of They Made Their Mark. Also, a reminder that a free preview of the prologue and first two chapters of my own book Island of Fog is available at Island of Fog.com –June 13, 2009
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Many people write in and ask where they can buy Enid Blyton books online. First you should decide whether you want brand new or secondhand. If you want brand new book (including some that are hard-to-find), consider visiting my Enid Blyton aStore, powered by Amazon.co.uk. Or try US-based Navrang, who sell the following at the best prices anywhere and with free worldwide shipping on orders over $50...
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If you want secondhand, then you're going to have to browse a number of different places to find what you're looking for. I have a few of my own books for sale, but otherwise you can't beat eBay for selection and price. Why buy secondhand?
Messages from Enid Blyton fans...
| July 3, 2009 - Nepolean R says: I live in Chennai, India and I always fret about the fact that I didn't know about Enid Blyton until I got into my teens. It would have been a jolly good experience to read her books as a child (now I am almost 22). Reading Enid Blyton books is a great pleasure and I will continue it as long as possible. I am very much determined to attend the Enid Blyton day sometime in the future. |
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Fatty says: Better late than never, eh Nepolean? You may rest assured that a warm welcome awaits you when you visit us all at the Enid Blyton Day! |
| July 2, 2009 - Nigel Rowe says: Yes, Jerry, I'm sure you're right. A look in the Society's Cave of Books will give some more details. |
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Fatty says: Indeed it will! Wherever would we be without Cavemaster Tony?! Click here for an illustration of the cover. |
| June 30, 2009 - jerry says: Kayxx - The book would probably be "Mr. Tumpy and his Caravan." from the late 1940's. |
| June 30, 2009 - kay says: I need help. I remember reading an Enid Blyton book about a gypsy caravan that had two human feet and wandered to other lands getting Mr T and the two brownies into lots of trouble, I was 4years old my sister read it to me but the pictures stay with me for ever. I cannot remember the full name of Mr T I think it would be with the short stories, please help me I've been looking for this book for 25 years maybe longer, I did find it, did a print out and my oldest daughter was going to get it for me, and lost all the paper work, so I know it exists, please, please help me to trace my favourite children's book. Thank you; I am still a child at heart, regards Kayxx. |
| June 29, 2009 - Julie@Owlsdene says: Happy reading in the signal box, Mark. My hubby used to be a signal man, working a box in Derbyshire, then down here where we live in Cornwall. Sounds like you have the perfect location to add to the drama of the books. |
| June 29, 2009 - Arka says: Hi, this is Arka a great great great fan of yours. How I wish you were physically(as you are alive on our hearts) alive to write more and more of your amazing adventure books especially "Famous Five". I simply can't forget Julian, Dick, George and Anne. Oh I forgot about Timmy. |
| June 29, 2009 - Mark says: Thank you Nigel. It is a great job if you like reading and the solitude of it. All I can see from here is miles of woods and fields. Its a bit different at night and can be a bit spooky. Ive read Five go off to camp many times on nights. I've never read The Signalman but I will get round to it. Currently reading Five get into a fix. |
| June 29, 2009 - shazia says: My name is Shazia. I am 11 years old. I love to read your books. I have read almost all the books of yours. I love the book Five Find Outers and dog. I just want to know are there any more mystery books on the Five Find Outers and dog after the Mystery of the Banshee Towers. |
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Fatty says: No, that was Enid's last Find-Outers' book, Shazia. |
| June 28, 2009 - Nigel Rowe says: Wow! Mark, a signalman reading Enid Blyton books in between trains - what a lucky man you are! I have often imagined working at say, Blea Moor 'box - what wonderful solitude. You must read Five Go Off to Camp and also Dickens' The Signalman whilst on duty - preferably on a night shift! Happy reading! |
| June 28, 2009 - lucy-mirabel says: Mums, I think "The River of Adventure " has almost the same story though there is no pigeon - racing and the children find a temple. |
| June 27, 2009 - Shahreena says: Hi My name is Shahreena, I am 37 years old and I started reading Enid Blyton books when I was 7 years old and still do but now I share them with my daughter Sadhna who is 7 years plus. The only difference is she started reading them when she was four years old, starting with the easier to read ones and now her favourites are the wishing chair series, Amelia Jane, award series and Famous Five series. Now we share books!!!! |
| June 27, 2009 - Isobelle O'Sullivan says: Ok this book is so creepy my name is Isobelle O' Sullivan, and I am 10 years old. Is the author stalking me or something. |
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Bets says: *grin* I think you might want to ask your parents whether they read Enid Blyton as children. |
| June 27, 2009 - Julie@Owlsdene says: Glad you like the fan-fics, Bets. And Sally, holiday on a cruise ship, sounds lovely, just the perfect place for the retired Fatty and Co to solve a mystery, unfortunately I've never been on a cruise ship, and wouldn't be able to do justice to a story. Yes, it looked liked Ern has fooled us all!!!! Best wishes Julie. |
| June 27, 2009 - Bets says: Honest Julie! I simply love your Find Outers in retirements. I don't understand They Made Their Mark. Please write more Find Outers in retirements, Julie! |
| June 26, 2009 - Sally says: Just returned from holiday Julie, and managed to read your latest epistle on the website from my holiday cruise-ship! I enjoyed the story but. Ern as am MI5 special agent? Lovaduck, he obviously must have developed his brain power as he became older to achieve this standing! No doubt he will now be working with Fatty on other mysteries - the possibilities are endless! The Find-Outers will also be able to solve the missing jewels mystery - why exactly did Ern hide the jewels in Fatty's tramp's disguise and never ask if they were found? Looking forward to the next installment! |
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