Do old writers have to be so boring. Reading the original text of Shakespeare's plays is immensely difficult.Has any one read Shakespeare's original text in school. How many of you like to read his books?Have came across them at school? At that time Shakespeare may have been good but honestly his p...

Icecream342 wrote:Isn't Keith a moderator?

Keith is the webmaster of this site and also the owner and webmaster of enidblyton.net.


Please correct me if I am wrong.

That's really a great idea, Zaidi!
OK, let us not replace any of our relatives, but we'll imagine Enid as an extra aunt (adding to the long list of aunties that I already have).

That's actually great! I would love that.

I have listed some of my favourite books here but not have numbered them. I'll update this list later.

The King Arthur Trilogy by Rosemary Sutcliff
Kidnapped by RL Stevenson
The Scarlet Pimpernel
The Three Investigators series
Goosebumps by RL Stine

Two days back I ate a cake called Chocolate lava cake.
It's the best chocolate cake I ever had. Rich chocolate cake filled with hot molten chocolate! I loved it!
I am fancying that right now! yum yum yum!!!

Glad to see good, old Ju getting some votes

i love the chap.he's witty when he wants to be, calm, not over-the-top and a real sophisticate.fatty is as big a control-freak, just that ju is more simple. also, fatty doesnt have someone like george to deal with like ju has.imagine the sparks if he did! fatty-lovely for the books. ju-with a dream...

Julian wrote:I think that Julian gets my vote although I even like Fatty. But you see - dear old Ju is so responsible, good and brave and plucky. He really is a hero.
As for Fatty, we'll he's cleverer and much funnier!

I agree

I voted for Julian. I like the character of Fatty in a book, but not in real life. I coudn't stand him. As someone pointed out I remember him being a bit mean in some occassion. Since some people say that Julian could be boring if he's a real life character, let me give a real life example too. If I...

There's nothing rascist in Enid Blyton's books. Racism is in the eye of the beholder!
I am an Indian and I have never felt anything that is related to racism in EB's books. I guess if we talk about Blyton being a racist to a group of Indian EB fans they would be rather surprised.

Moonraker wrote:

Pippa-Stef wrote:Nice to know that Enid out sells JK Rowling.

Why?

I too find it nice to know that Enid out sells JK Rowling, but I don't know why

I too used to like Hong Kong Phooey and Danger Mouse. I watched DM when I was six years old. I remember one particular episode in DM when a spaceship that resembled the long stick that is used in Billiards would fly in outer space and the planets would resemble the balls used in that game! But I don...

The Adventures of Huckleberry Hound (with Pixie and Dixie and Yogi Bear) Popeye Captain Pugwash (not strictly a cartoon) Boss Cat (really Top Cat, but the name was changed as there was a brand of cat food called Top Cat!) I can't recall any more, but there probably were some! You must remember we o...

I used to like: Mr. Benn Mr. Magoo Baggy Pants and the Nitwits Marine Boy Scooby Doo Deputy Dawg Yogi Bear Wacky Races Roobarb and Custard Noah and Nelly Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle Ludwig Murun Buchstansangur Hi Anita, I have only seen Scooby Doo, Yogi bear and Wacky Races(that dog's name is mutley...