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The nice, the naughty and the nasty: the tiny world of Enid Blyton

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After teaching in state schools and researching and teaching in Czechoslovakia, Bob Dixon is now a lecturer in English at Stockwell College of Education. He has published a number of poems and several articles on educational and literary subjects. The present article is part of a study examining the attitudes and values in children's literature as one of the necessary tasks of criticism.

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Dixon, B. The nice, the naughty and the nasty: the tiny world of Enid Blyton. Child Lit Educ 5, 43–61 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01141765

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