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t’s branded MG - which makes them all collectively dive into their inner Enid Blyton fantasy of a Britain that never really existed, but gives them a warm, fuzzy feeling all over.

As I said in another thread, Enid Blyton wrote stories about kids coping in awful circumstances. Children remember the wonder and mystery of the stories, adults see the poverty. If Enid Blyton gives you a warm fuzzy feeling, you haven’t revisited it as a grown-up.

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Reading Enid Blyton as an adult reveals a world of poverty and exhausted adults. As a kid I took it in stride that their dad finally got a job and the whole family had to move from the city to a country town by train then walk a few miles late at night to their new home, each kid carrying whatever mattered to them plus a few kitchen bits. As a grown-up reading it I think “That’s… not a great situation.”