Alle Achtung, schwarze Sieben

Their friendship feels so genuine and easygoing—it makes me wonder what inspired her to focus on teamwork and trust among kids.

The stories are so fun and cozy, but I couldn’t help but guess the ending early on—was that intentional to keep kids engaged?

The village feels like a place outside of time, which adds to the whimsical charm. I'm curious if Blyton wanted to create an idealized childhood world.