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lily flower story 1953 The Water-Lily Story Book (Foyle's Flower Story Books) Enid Blyto – Honeyburn Books (UK)1953 The Water Lily Story Book (Foyles Flower Story Books) Enid Blyton (Hilda Boswell illust) John Gifford. Good for age LIST OF CONTENTS Plum Jam [p 7] Illustrations: Norman Meredith Story: Sunny Stories No. 413 Sep 19, 1947 The Robin [p 12] Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper Poem: Good Housekeeping Dec 1947 Tea Pot Head [p 13] Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper Story: Sunny Stories No. 420 Dec 26, 1947 Little Rubbalong Plays a Trick [p 16] Illustrations:
1953 The Water-Lily Story Book (Foyle’s Flower Story Books) Enid Blyton (Hilda Boswell illust) John Gifford. Good for age
LIST OF CONTENTS
- Plum Jam [p 7]
Illustrations: Norman Meredith
Story: Sunny Stories No.413 Sep 19, 1947 - The Robin [p 12]
Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper
Poem: Good Housekeeping Dec 1947 - Tea-Pot Head [p 13]
Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper
Story: Sunny Stories No.420 Dec 26, 1947 - Little Rubbalong Plays a Trick [p 16]
Illustrations: Norman Meredith
Story: "You" Magazine No.4 Mar 1951 - A Necklace for a Present [p 21]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Non-fiction - Specially Written - Mustard and Cress {Dan & Daisy [p 22]
Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper
Story: Good Housekeeping Apr 1948 - The Wind's Party
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Sunday Mail No.1881 Oct 8, 1944 - The Cuckoo [p 26]
Illustrations: Grace Lodge
Poem: Good Housekeeping Apr 1948 - An Exciting Afternoon [p 27]
Illustrations: Marjorie L. Davies
Story: Sunny Stories No.417 Nov 14, 1947 - Toy-Town Puzzle [p 32]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Puzzle - Specially Written - Where's the Poker [p 33]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Sunny Stories No.436 Aug 6, 1948 - A Shock For the Twins {Dan & Daisy [p 39]
Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper
Story: Good Housekeeping Mar 1947 - Don't Go Down the Garden! [p 41]
Illustrations: uncredited
Poem: Specially Written - A Wonderful Thing [p 42]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Sunday Mail No.1926 Aug 19, 1945 - Try This Riddle! [p 45]
Illustrations: uncredited
Poem: Specially Written - Three Naughty Little Imps [p 46]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Picture Strip - Specially Written - She Didn't Want to Go to School [p 48]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Sunny Stories No.439 Sep 17, 1948 - My Dog [p 54]
Illustrations: Grace Lodge
Poem: Specially Written - The Forgetful Shepherds [p 55]
Illustrations: Norman Meredith
Story: Sunday Mail No.1904 Mar 18, 1945 - Riddle-me-ree [p 57]
Illustrations: Marjorie L. Davies
Poem: Specially Written - The Extraordinary Christmas Tree [p 58]
Illustrations: Norman Meredith
Story: Sunny Stories No.395 Dec 12, 1946 - The Silly Little Cat [p 63]
Illustrations: Marjorie L. Davies
Story: Sunny Stories No.422 Jan 23, 1948 - I'm a Little Sailor Boy [p 66]
Illustrations: uncredited
Poem: Specially Written - A Very Good Idea {Dan & Daisy [p 67]
Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper
Story: Good Housekeeping May 1948 - At the Seaside [p 69]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Puzzle - Specially Written - He's a Horrid Dog [p 70]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Sunny Stories No.415 Oct 17, 1947 - Don't Cheat! [p 74]
Illustrations: Marjorie L. Davies
Story: Sunny Stories No.411 Aug 22, 1947 - Tiny Creatures [p 77]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Poem: Specially Written - Have You Done Your Hair, Lucy? [p 78]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Sunny Stories No.408 Jul 4, 1947 - Flock of Swans [p 83]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Non-fiction - Specially Written - Freckles for a Thrush [p 84]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Sunday Mail No.1890 Dec 19, 1944 - When Susan Borrowed a Barrow [p 86]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Picture Strip - Specially Written - Three Brown Eggs [p 88]
Illustrations: Grace Lodge
Story: Sunny Stories No.414 Oct 3, 1947 - Spells for Sale [p 92]
Illustrations: Norman Meredith
Poem: Specially Written - The Boy Who Made Faces [p 93]
Illustrations: Mary Gernat
Story: Sunny Stories No.435 Jul 23, 1948 - Christmas-Tree Teaser [p 98]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Puzzle - Specially Written - The Wonderful Conjurer {Dan & Daisy [p 99]
Illustrations: Eileen A. Soper
Story: Good Housekeeping Dec 1946 - The Wonderful Wish [p 101]
Illustrations: uncredited
Poem: Specially Written - The Moth-Eaten Toy Dog [p 102]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Sunday Graphic May 1, 1949 - Come For a Ride in Toyland [p 104]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Story: Picture Strip - Specially Written - When Sheila Ran Away! [p 106]
Illustrations: Marjorie L. Davies
Story: Sunny Stories No.436 Aug 6, 1948 - The Water-Lily [p 110]
Illustrations: Dorothy Hall
Poem: Specially Written - Dear Old Simple Simon! [p 111]
Illustrations: Mary Gernat
Story: "You" Magazine No.6 May 1951 - Conker Furniture [Making a 'Conker' Chair] [p 116]
Illustrations: uncredited
Story: Non-fiction - Sunday Graphic Oct 12, 1947 - Poor Little Bear! [p 118]
Illustrations: Marjorie L. Davies
Poem: Specially Written - Tell-Tale Tommy [p 119]
Illustrations: Grace Lodge
Story: Sunny Stories No.364 Oct 5, 1945
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★★★★★ 5
Great Value Toy
Color: Crinkle Duck (Blue), Size: Large, Color: Crinkle Duck (Blue), Size: Large
This toy has been one of my dog’s absolute favorites. He gets excited every time he sees it and will carry it around the house, toss it in the air, and keep himself entertained for a long time. The shape and texture seem perfect for him, and it quickly became one of his go-to toys over everything else in his basket.
What I really like is that it holds up reasonably well for the price. It’s definitely not indestructible, and after a lot of play, it will sometimes start to rip—usually around the feet first since that’s where my dog tends to grab and chew the most. But honestly, considering how affordable it is, I don’t mind replacing it when needed. It’s inexpensive enough that rebuying feels worth it because he genuinely loves it that much.
I’d rather keep buying a toy he is obsessed with than spend more on something that just sits untouched. It’s fun, cute, and keeps him happy, which is what matters most. Overall, I’d definitely recommend it for dogs who love plush toys and playful chewing.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Best affordable squeaker toy
Color: Crinkle Chicken (Brown), Size: Large, Color: Crinkle Chicken (Brown), Size: Large
my dog is obsessed with this toy, this has became his new comfort toy and after having this for about four months the legs are falling off but it’s very durable. The squeaker also moved from the head of the chicken to the body of the chicken but that’s after it was played with every single day. I love that it has two squeakers and it’s the perfect toy for my dog.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
My dogs favorite toy EVER
Color: Crinkle Chicken (Brown), Size: Large
I have a Belgian Malinois who loves any and every toy, but this one is definitely her favorite. She will walk around the house constantly carrying it in her mouth, which is honestly adorable to watch.
The squeakers only lasted a couple of months, but I don’t really consider that a downside—I’m kind of grateful they didn’t last forever given how much she plays with it. It still remains one of her most-loved toys even without them.
My only word of caution is that if you work from home, this toy makes a lot of crinkling noise. And I mean A LOT. It’s great for keeping the dog entertained, but it can definitely get a little frustrating for humans trying to focus or take calls.
Overall, it’s been a big hit in our house and easily one of her favorite toys.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Super cute
Color: Bunny (Mauve), Size: Small
Super cute and fuzzy. Definitely perfect size for a puppy and not too loud. The fur is very soft and the nose is sown on not a hard piece that can be chewed on. Very good quality too.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Normally amazing
Color: Spiky Ball (Blue, Orange), Size: Medium
We have purchased these slightly spiky dog balls several times for our very strong jaw heavy chewer dogs and they’ve been amazing. They don’t break down they don’t get torn apart the squeakers don’t even pop out of them.
So we ordered another package because we’ve lost a few outside to the lawnmower… oops and the package that got delivered today had only one ball that squeaks and the other does not. THIS IS A PROBLEM ! Unfortunately my female dog got to the new squeaking ball first and my male got to the non-squeaking ball and he was NOT happy. Basically once they claim a ball it’s theirs and the other dogs don’t go near the ball they claimed. So he’s following my female around and every time she squeaks the ball and I’m just waiting for him to attempt to take it from her causing damage to her. Normally… These are amazingly fun, tough, durable but also squeaking balls (that’s rare in a tough ball) that my dogs absolutely love.
This time just got a bad batch I guess. When they squeak the dogs LOVE them. After several months of play the squeaker might break inside of the ball but the ball never comes apart or gets damaged. And we as the owners love that they don’t break down are not able to be ripped or torn even by our very strong jawed and big jaw muscle dogs.
They are also great for in the house play because they’re small enough that they fit completely inside our dog‘s mouth but obviously not small enough to get swallowed so when we throw them in the house for fetch the dogs can jump up and catch them fully in their mouth so they don’t cause any damage to the walls when they hit the walls. They’re not super heavy but they’re incredibly durable.
Definitely worth the price especially if you have heavy chewers or big jaw muscle dogs.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2026