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Child Whispers

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  • Enid Blyton, 1962
    Enid Blyton
    / Early life and family

    …her first book of poems, Child Whispers, was published in 1922. Blyton devoted herself full-time to writing from about 1924. She married Hugh Alexander Pollock, her first husband, that same year. Pollock was an editor at George Newnes, a publisher for whom Blyton was writing a book on the London…

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    …her first book of poems, Child Whispers, was published in 1922. Blyton devoted herself full-time to writing from about 1924. She married Hugh Alexander Pollock, her first husband, that same year. Pollock was an editor at George Newnes, a publisher for whom Blyton was writing a book on the London…

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