The Disappearing Prizes - Short Story 1946
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The Disappearing Prizes - Short Story 1946
The Best Children's Stories Of The Year 1946 Book arrived today.
It's much smaller than I imagined it would be.
It's about the same as a red boarded Famous Five book.
It contains the Enid Blyton short story 'The Disappearing Prizes' which I have never read before.
" A kind heart always brings its own reward," said Mrs. Lee.
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Re: The Disappearing Prizes - Short Story 1946
Thanks for posting that, Pete. I think I can see where the story is heading!
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Re: The Disappearing Prizes - Short Story 1946
Yes, it's a plot device Enid used a few times I think!
Here's the one illustration from the story. Not too bad.
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