The Blyton phenomenon : the controversy surrounding the world's most successful children's writer
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viii, 246 pages ; 23 cm
"Certain educationalists, teachers and librarians tend to frown on Enid Blyton's stories, saying they are trivial, indifferently written and unimaginative, among other things ..."--Back cover
Includes bibliographical references (pages 225-238) and index
I. Enid Blyton and the librarians -- II. Enid Blyton and the children -- III. The work of Enid Blyton
"Certain educationalists, teachers and librarians tend to frown on Enid Blyton's stories, saying they are trivial, indifferently written and unimaginative, among other things ..."--Back cover
Includes bibliographical references (pages 225-238) and index
I. Enid Blyton and the librarians -- II. Enid Blyton and the children -- III. The work of Enid Blyton
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