What Enid Blyton book are you reading right NOW!

[cramtheman]

Thank you.Yes it is quite a nice place to settle down and read but my favourite place would be a lighthouse..maybe somewhere in Cornwall..We did visit one last year right on the western tip of Cornwall called Pendeen lighthouse..its surrounded by old tin mines and some wild,rugged cliffs..imagine sat in there on a stormy night..reading Demons Rocks.

[Moonraker]

I would have thought Dickens' The Signalman would be a good read on one of your night shifts, cramtheman!

[pete9012S]

I would have thought Dickens' The Signalman would be a good read on one of your night shifts, cramtheman!

Yes,good point,and lets not forget the works of the Rev WV Awdry..

[Viv of Ginger Pop]

I didn't get to say "hello" on the site to you, Crantheman, but I do recall someone coming to the shop having been in Cornwall - it may have been you!

(Last summer was so busy it's a bit of a haze...)

I think a signalbox sounds a great place to read Blyton on a nightshift!

Viv

[pete9012S]

Just started that literary masterpiece 'Fun For the Secret Seven' to see if its as bad as everyone says!

[Moonraker]

As crantheman hasn't visited since August, I hope he hasn't suffered the same fate as the Signalman...

[anne1991]

Since I have recently joined the forum I decided to reread some of my favourite enid blyton books which I havent opened for years. I have started with the book that was my favourite book as a child - Five go to smugglers top. I remember being both thrilled and scared at the same time, it is great to finally reread it again, there were so many parts I had forgotten and hadn't picked up on as a child.

[Katharine]

Well Really, Mr. Twiddle! Not the most challenging of books, but a nice gentle read just before I turn off the light.

[Nick]

I'm not sure if this will work as a thread or not but I thought it worth a try

What is your current EB read?

For me it's The Secret Seven - rather appropriate given the weather!!

[Danger Bird]

Currently reading Five in to Smuggler's Top.

[Daisy]

I'm nearing the end of re-reading the Find-Outer series

[70s-child]

I just finished reading the Adventures of Mr. Pink Whistle, and just before that, I read the Enid Blyton Book of Brownies.

[Anita Bensoussane]

I've just read the Mr. Twiddle trilogy. Predictable stories (well, I've read them several times before so that doesn't help!), but I thoroughly enjoyed the fun and mayhem.

[Moonraker]

I'm afraid I haven't read a Blyton for over a year! I have such a backlog of new books to read, it will be a while before I can lose myself in Enid again!

[Anita Bensoussane]

When I was a child I was in a Book-Lovers' Club with my sister and two friends. One of the rules was that members must read at least one Enid Blyton book a year!