The first one was that when Anne and George are sitting in he common room, discussing Julian's letter, stuff to take with them etc Anne says;
This caught my attention because of the fact that "Aunts" aren't mentioned again, and it clearly states that Anne has more than Aunt Fanny. And If Aunt Fanny had sent her the Barley Sugars surly Anne would have said? I suppose this goes back to how both Familyes start off as Kirrin and then Julian, Dick and Anne change to Bernard?"... And the Barley Sugars one of my Aunts sent..."
Another thing is in the second chaper, first page, literally the first couple of Paragraphs;
Notice that Dick says that long paragraph and the the next one! It sounds like Dick is cheering what he's just said. Julian speaks in the third paragraph, so would it be a safe conculsion that Julian was meant to say the first paragraph too? I have three editions of this book, and all three have this error, and one is a second impression!"I never liked Willis or Johnson much" said Dick as they walked out of the school grounds. "Awful swotters they were- never had anytimey for games or fun. But I take my hat off to them today! Because of their swotting they've won medals and scholarships and goodness know what- and we've got a weekend off in celebration! Good Old Willis and Johnson!"
"Hear, hear," said Dick...
That's the Bloopers I've found so far, and was wondering what everyone else thought!
Oh! And one more thing!
Would George have had to wear a school tunic like the other girls? It's never mentioned and there aren't any pictures! I'm assuming she would. But wondered what everyone else thought!
Sorry!
P-S
