Classic Adventures Magazine Number 50 (1992)
Posted: 25 Feb 2015, 01:39
I noticed there's a photo in the Cave of the 'free book' that came with this magazine, but I couldn't find a photo of the magazine itself. I picked this up at a charity shop a few years ago, and I'm pleased to have a copy with the magazine included, as often the book is just sold as a book in its own right.
It's an interesting magazine, part of a series of 'Classic Adventures', including classics such as Folly Foot, Lassie Come Home, The 39 Steps, Jane Eyre, Lorna Doone and Anne of Green Gables. It's good to know that Enid was included in a collection of well-loved children's classics, and both magazine and book are well produced.
The Book contains the original illustrations and as far as I know the original text, although I haven't checked it thoroughly. The only drawback is it's printed on rather thin paper, in the traditional 'classics' style. The cover is mock leather and all in all it's a nice copy of the first Famous Five book.
The magazine is full of interesting articles about characters, Enid Blyton, life in England at the time of the novel, ghosts and castles, and puzzles to do with the story - a really nice addition to any collection.
Just thought I'd post a photo, for those who have never seen this.
It's an interesting magazine, part of a series of 'Classic Adventures', including classics such as Folly Foot, Lassie Come Home, The 39 Steps, Jane Eyre, Lorna Doone and Anne of Green Gables. It's good to know that Enid was included in a collection of well-loved children's classics, and both magazine and book are well produced.
The Book contains the original illustrations and as far as I know the original text, although I haven't checked it thoroughly. The only drawback is it's printed on rather thin paper, in the traditional 'classics' style. The cover is mock leather and all in all it's a nice copy of the first Famous Five book.
The magazine is full of interesting articles about characters, Enid Blyton, life in England at the time of the novel, ghosts and castles, and puzzles to do with the story - a really nice addition to any collection.
Just thought I'd post a photo, for those who have never seen this.