School life has never been so splendid as in these brand-new editions of the classic Blyton series, "St Clare's". The O'Sullivan twins are head girls! And two heads are better than one, with the new girls they have to sort out...There's two cheeky first formers - more twins! - and a sulky new girl in the sixth form, Morag. Morag detests St Clare's. She's only happy when she can escape to the local riding stables. The twins are sad it's their last year at St Clare's. Before they leave, will they find out what's wrong with Morag?
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Format:Paperback
I thought this was a disappointing read - sadly for me Pamela Cox's writing lacked any real depth, and did lack the humour I always found in Enid Blyton's writing which was a shame given that Cox's third form book was pretty good.
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By Hisame
Format:Paperback
The author thinks that anyone who has read St Clares might be thrown by the fact that the books where written in and set in the 40s - so she feels the need to lets say, modern up the feel of this abysmal ghost write. The girls don't play Lacrosse anymore, no no, they now play Netball - because anyone who has read or is going to read the other books in the series may be confused by this. The characters where unbelieveably one sided and one dimensional and on a purely personal level as someone who can't stand Pat & Isabelle anyway - it made my toes and hair curl just to read the constant slush about what wonderful head girls they made. The use of modern language didnt help and I half expected to read, "What are you going to do if they get up in your grill?"
Cashing in at the worst level.
Cashing in at the worst level.
By Timboiow
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Great bedtime reading for parents to help youngsters unwind before going to sleep. Great characters which, my daughter at least, seems to love, and often the end of a chapter i met with the pleading to just read a few pages of the next.....and if its not bedtime , but just some quiet time she'll often sit and read the book herself.
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The Sixth Form at St. Clare's
Enid Blyton is one of my daughter`s favourite authors.......she loved it! One of my daughter`s favourite authors... .she loved it!
Published 4 months ago by Lisa Kelly
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cool books
My daughter (8yrs) read the set and says, 'they are very good to read, I liked the characters and the stories they told. In each book there is a different thing going on.'
Published on 13 Oct 2010 by S Price
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The Sixth Form at St. Clare's
For me the worst thing about the authors books is the artist work for the books which in my eyes is appauling and rather childish. Read more
For me the worst thing about the authors books is the artist work for the books which in my eyes is appauling and rather childish. Read more
Published on 14 Nov 2009 by Mrs. L. E. M. Marsden
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Pamela Cox deserves credit for attempting to write such a book, but she would have done well to read the actual series a little more thoroughly before she began. Read more
Published on 24 Aug 2001
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an excellent continuation of my favorite series as a kid
Enid Blyton's St. Clares and Malory Towers books were so instrumental in my life as a child and still as an adult. Read more
Published on 11 Aug 2000 by dgj1268@aol.com
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an excellent continuation of my favorite series as a kid
Enid Blyton's St. Clares and Malory Towers books were so instrumental in my life as a child and still as an adult. Read more
Published on 11 Aug 2000 by dgj1268@aol.com
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