The Enid Blyton Society

Some do like the mistreated and badly understood little boy called Junior Henning.
With a little bit of thought from Enid it might have all been so different......

Come with me to an alternate Finniston Farm...

Tick, VG, Pete! This could be the beginning of a most interesting series of alternative captions...

*Omg Junior*

Those captions are so hilarious though!!

Brilliant, Pete! Although a polite Junior might not be quite so much fun...

Brilliant indeed, Pete.

I don't believe it.

I knew something was missing from the forums!

The Famous Five couldn't help liking Junior, especially George, but his biggest friend was Timmy.
Grand dad was also fond of the transatlantic visitors. "You're welcome to take any treasure you can find, Mr. Henning," he said quietly, almost in a whisper. "And make sure your lad enjoys his holiday, I don't want to see him helping with the washing up. "

In fact, it was when Junior offered to buy Anne's horse brasses that a beautiful friendship began that was to bridge the Atlantic and end up in a wedding. Anne Henning was a leading horse brass expert in the states.

That's one continuation novel I WON'T be reading.

John Pickup wrote:That's one continuation novel I WON'T be reading.

This is just an excuse to post some more Betty Maxey illustrations, isn't it Pete? Come on, admit it.

Guilty as charged John!

The saga of Junior The Wonder Boy continues...

The Famous Five arrive at Finniston Farm, eager to meet their friend and all-round babe magnet Junior...





Check back soon for our next exciting installment!

Absolutely brilliant, Pete.