Planning to fly somewhere soon? You and just about everyone else. Summer is a notoriously busy time for air travel, which means a ton of luggage will also be hurtling through the sky, stowed in overhead bins, under seats, and in cargo holds. The vast majority will end up exactly where it’s supposed to, but […]
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An English book collector was riffling through a children’s novel he’d picked up from a thrift shop when he stumbled upon a happy surprise: notes his wife had written 50 years ago as a child. A collector of around 50 novels by the late Enid Blyton — a bestselling children’s author who penned an estimated 800 books over four decades — 67-year-old Steve Mills told the BBC he was “completely gobsmacked” by the discovery. He was going through some new additions when he found the writings from Karen, 60, in a copy of The Naughtiest Girl Again, which had been donated by her mother in the 1970s.
