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lily flower story 1953 The Water-Lily Story Book (Foyle's Flower Story Books) Enid Blyto – Honeyburn Books (UK)1953 The Water Lily Story Book (Foyles Flower Story Books) Enid Blyton (Hilda Boswell illust) John Gifford. Good for age LIST OF CONTENTS Plum Jam [p 7] Illustrations: Norman Meredith Story: Sunny Stories No. 413 Sep 19, 1947 The Robin [p 12] Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper Poem: Good Housekeeping Dec 1947 Tea Pot Head [p 13] Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper Story: Sunny Stories No. 420 Dec 26, 1947 Little Rubbalong Plays a Trick [p 16] Illustrations:
1953 The Water-Lily Story Book (Foyle’s Flower Story Books) Enid Blyton (Hilda Boswell illust) John Gifford. Good for age
LIST OF CONTENTS
- Plum Jam [p 7]
Illustrations: Norman Meredith
Story: Sunny Stories No.413 Sep 19, 1947 - The Robin [p 12]
Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper
Poem: Good Housekeeping Dec 1947 - Tea-Pot Head [p 13]
Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper
Story: Sunny Stories No.420 Dec 26, 1947 - Little Rubbalong Plays a Trick [p 16]
Illustrations: Norman Meredith
Story: "You" Magazine No.4 Mar 1951 - A Necklace for a Present [p 21]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Non-fiction - Specially Written - Mustard and Cress {Dan & Daisy [p 22]
Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper
Story: Good Housekeeping Apr 1948 - The Wind's Party
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Sunday Mail No.1881 Oct 8, 1944 - The Cuckoo [p 26]
Illustrations: Grace Lodge
Poem: Good Housekeeping Apr 1948 - An Exciting Afternoon [p 27]
Illustrations: Marjorie L. Davies
Story: Sunny Stories No.417 Nov 14, 1947 - Toy-Town Puzzle [p 32]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Puzzle - Specially Written - Where's the Poker [p 33]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Sunny Stories No.436 Aug 6, 1948 - A Shock For the Twins {Dan & Daisy [p 39]
Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper
Story: Good Housekeeping Mar 1947 - Don't Go Down the Garden! [p 41]
Illustrations: uncredited
Poem: Specially Written - A Wonderful Thing [p 42]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Sunday Mail No.1926 Aug 19, 1945 - Try This Riddle! [p 45]
Illustrations: uncredited
Poem: Specially Written - Three Naughty Little Imps [p 46]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Picture Strip - Specially Written - She Didn't Want to Go to School [p 48]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Sunny Stories No.439 Sep 17, 1948 - My Dog [p 54]
Illustrations: Grace Lodge
Poem: Specially Written - The Forgetful Shepherds [p 55]
Illustrations: Norman Meredith
Story: Sunday Mail No.1904 Mar 18, 1945 - Riddle-me-ree [p 57]
Illustrations: Marjorie L. Davies
Poem: Specially Written - The Extraordinary Christmas Tree [p 58]
Illustrations: Norman Meredith
Story: Sunny Stories No.395 Dec 12, 1946 - The Silly Little Cat [p 63]
Illustrations: Marjorie L. Davies
Story: Sunny Stories No.422 Jan 23, 1948 - I'm a Little Sailor Boy [p 66]
Illustrations: uncredited
Poem: Specially Written - A Very Good Idea {Dan & Daisy [p 67]
Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper
Story: Good Housekeeping May 1948 - At the Seaside [p 69]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Puzzle - Specially Written - He's a Horrid Dog [p 70]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Sunny Stories No.415 Oct 17, 1947 - Don't Cheat! [p 74]
Illustrations: Marjorie L. Davies
Story: Sunny Stories No.411 Aug 22, 1947 - Tiny Creatures [p 77]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Poem: Specially Written - Have You Done Your Hair, Lucy? [p 78]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Sunny Stories No.408 Jul 4, 1947 - Flock of Swans [p 83]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Non-fiction - Specially Written - Freckles for a Thrush [p 84]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Sunday Mail No.1890 Dec 19, 1944 - When Susan Borrowed a Barrow [p 86]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Picture Strip - Specially Written - Three Brown Eggs [p 88]
Illustrations: Grace Lodge
Story: Sunny Stories No.414 Oct 3, 1947 - Spells for Sale [p 92]
Illustrations: Norman Meredith
Poem: Specially Written - The Boy Who Made Faces [p 93]
Illustrations: Mary Gernat
Story: Sunny Stories No.435 Jul 23, 1948 - Christmas-Tree Teaser [p 98]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Puzzle - Specially Written - The Wonderful Conjurer {Dan & Daisy [p 99]
Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper
Story: Good Housekeeping Dec 1946 - The Wonderful Wish [p 101]
Illustrations: uncredited
Poem: Specially Written - The Moth-Eaten Toy Dog [p 102]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Sunday Graphic May 1, 1949 - Come For a Ride in Toyland [p 104]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Picture Strip - Specially Written - When Sheila Ran Away! [p 106]
Illustrations: Marjorie L. Davies
Story: Sunny Stories No.436 Aug 6, 1948 - The Water-Lily [p 110]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Poem: Specially Written - Dear Old Simple Simon! [p 111]
Illustrations: Mary Gernat
Story: "You" Magazine No.6 May 1951 - Conker Furniture [Making a 'Conker' Chair] [p 116]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Non-fiction - Sunday Graphic Oct 12, 1947 - Poor Little Bear! [p 118]
Illustrations: Marjorie L. Davies
Poem: Specially Written - Tell-Tale Tommy [p 119]
Illustrations: Grace Lodge
Story: Sunny Stories No.364 Oct 5, 1945
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Really wonderful read
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Really wonderful read. Heard a therapist say that the best relationship are those of which your partner is willing to work through childhood trauma. This book would be an accurate description. Highly recommend to readers.
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Well written as usual from this wonderful author! The feels! The frustration! The angst…ugh.
The MCs were perfectly flawed and their development satisfyingly done. The spice was so nice and flowed well.
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Loved it!
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I love everything by this author. It's laugh out loud funny, heartfelt, and relatable. The characters are amazing. Can't wait to read all of her books.
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Another Good one
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Adrian J Smith wrote another good one. This book made this book series so much better. I loved how we got the update from the other couples in the first 2 books. This book had love, HEA, sadness, heartbreak, disgust, and spice. Highly recommend this book as well as all of this author's books.
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★★★★★ 4
Had a few issues
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This was definitely not my favorite romance by this author. I had a couple of issues with it. First, I did not particularly care for Fallon. She had a tendency to make her problems into Savannah's problems that I really didn't care for. I really didn't like in particular how she blamed Savannah for her ex husband's behavior, and how unsympathetic she was about Savannah's body image problem. Also, I've noticed that all the male exes of MCs in Smith's books tend to be just horrible people. I haven't read all of her books, but I can't think of any where the male ex wasn't a jerk of some flavor.
The romance between Savannah and Fallon didn't feel like it got enough time before they were moving into HEA territory. It felt like a lot of the emotional bonding/growth that normally occurs in romance books was replaced by spicy scenes...of which there were quite a few. So, it felt like they went from FWB to ILY pretty suddenly without really getting to know each other.
There is a third act breakup. It occurs pretty early in the third act and takes up quite a bit of time in the book. How much time it takes up chronologically is less clear. I can understand why Fallon pulled away, all of her PTSD triggers were being pulled. I can't understand why they failed to get back together in one scene, but suddenly the next chapter, without anything changing suddenly they were back together. They never really addressed how Fallon could move forward being exposed to her PTSD triggers so frequently either.
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