Six Cousins At Mistletoe Farm

I picked this up in a free bookshop because it was the exact same edition as the one I grew up with and loved as a child. I had to give up a lot of my Enid Blytons when I emigrated (but at least they went to a wonderful home with an English teacher friend who has a library in her classroom). I didn't even plan on rereading it; I just wanted to have it, but of course I picked it up to glance at the first page and couldn't put it down. That's Blyton for you. She might have some (or a lot of) outdated attitudes, including classism, racism, sexism...but damn does she tell a good story.