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Old 08-27-2010, 08:21 PM   #280
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Probably every child in Britain grows up on a staple reading diet of Enid Blyton books - at least they did in my generation . Her creations - "The Famous Five", "The Secret Seven", etc, are part of our culture, they are so well known. Is she really not known in other countries?
Possibly, but she's certainly known in Australia. I even remember a late 70's (?) TV series...is that the opening theme running through my head..."We are the faaamous fiiiive..."? I've even seen current references to them in popular culture, by comedians, for instance (though perhaps this is a generational thing...Gen X may laugh, but Gen Y may go, "Huh?").

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