What Enid Blyton and Brambly Hedge don't tell you about being

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Growing up in suburban London with Jamaican heritage, novelist Fiona Williams was enchanted by the bucolic visions of our classic children’s literature. But moving to the country as an adult raised complex feelings about belonging

Enid Blyton, Books

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Memoir, Summer reading 2001

Enid Blyton, Books

British identity and society + Society, UK news

Jill Crossland on X: Love it when an article - What Enid Blyton & Brambly Hedge don't tell you about being Black in the British countryside - @guardian leads to the discovery of a new book 'The House of Broken Bricks' by

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