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Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 27 Jan 2017, 09:37
by pete9012S
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A small puzzle has arrived for Secret Seven Club Members.

Can you unscramble all the acronyms in the above letter?


Even Enid had a little trouble with the first one! :D

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 27 Jan 2017, 11:30
by number 6
Just got time to try & answer the first one before I rush out.... :D
YAMFA. I thought this would probably be 'You Are My Favourite Author'! I'll try the others when I return home tonight! :D

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 27 Jan 2017, 12:26
by Courtenay
:shock: And we thought creative abbreviations and "text-speak" only really took off in the 21st century!! :P

I think I might have figured out the others, but I don't want to spoil it for you, Number 6, so I won't jump in yet. :wink:

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 27 Jan 2017, 17:27
by Anita Bensoussane
I think I've worked them out too. I find Enid's puzzles quite good fun despite being several years over the target age! :wink:

I like the way Enid Blyton seizes the opportunity to prompt children to write to the BBC begging for her stories to be broadcast!

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 27 Jan 2017, 17:43
by John Pickup
I'm fairly certain I've got the next two. I'm not so sure about the last one. :D

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 27 Jan 2017, 18:09
by Courtenay
Anita Bensoussane wrote: I like the way Enid Blyton seizes the opportunity to prompt children to write to the BBC begging for her stories to be broadcast!
:mrgreen: Never missed a trick, did she? :wink:

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 27 Jan 2017, 18:31
by Eddie Muir
I think I've worked them out too. :D

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 28 Jan 2017, 09:23
by pete9012S
Well done to everyone who unscrambled the letters!

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Another little puzzle.

Who drew the above?
What were they used for?
When were they used?

Can anyone show an example of them in use?

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 28 Jan 2017, 13:33
by Anita Bensoussane
No idea, but you've got me intrigued. It looks like a child trying out different combinations of his/her initials. Enid Blyton? Emily Bronte?

Anyone know the answer?

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 28 Jan 2017, 14:22
by Courtenay
Hmmm. Enid occasionally drew her own sketches for her column in Teacher's World and so on... are these different versions of her initials that she used to sign her drawings?

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 03 Mar 2017, 10:47
by pete9012S
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So far no one on the facebook page has been able to identify the story or illustrator of the above pic - can you?

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 03 Mar 2017, 20:59
by Lucky Star
Like the book titles the picture is so generic that it could be any of them.

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 03 Mar 2017, 21:01
by Anita Bensoussane
The illustrator looks like Burgess Sharrocks. He illustrated the last eight Secret Seven books, including some magazine serialisations.

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 03 Mar 2017, 21:30
by pete9012S
Thanks Guys.We're starting to narrow it down a bit now!

Isn't it funny,if it was a Famous Five illustration I bet we'd get it very quickly! :D

Re: Secret Seven Fan Club Website

Posted: 24 Mar 2017, 18:28
by Susan Webster
hi , sorry not to have been around lately but have been under the docs and hospital with a sus[pected mini stroke . the consultant now thinks i didnt have a mini stroke but i have had to have a brain scan and one on my neck . the artery is a bit thick but not as bad as was first thought so am on medication. i have to go back to the hospital at end of may. its been rather scary and still a bit scared.
any more mysteries around? whats other members news?