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The Cherry Tree Farm Story Collection (Bumper Short Story Collections Book 5) The Cherry Tree Farm Story Collection by Enid Blyton
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“brought all her little yellow ducklings into the house”
― Enid Blyton, The Cherry Tree Farm Story Collection
“11 What Can be Done with Stamper? Jim went to complain about the bull to the farmer. ‘You should come and see him today,’ he told him. ‘He’s just as mad as can be. There’s no doing anything with him. None of us dares to go into the orchard – only those three little things”
― Enid Blyton, The Cherry Tree Farm Story Collection
“beautifully.’ The children worked very”
― Enid Blyton, The Cherry Tree Farm Story Collection
“19 A Visit to Tammylan – and a Storm In June the hayfields at Willow Farm were a lovely sight. The grass waved in them”
― Enid Blyton, The Cherry Tree Farm Story Collection
“buttermilk and loved it. Penny was glad that her calves had better milk than the pigs! When they were just over two months old she only had to feed them morning and night. Then very soon they would be put on to solid food – hay”
― Enid Blyton, The Cherry Tree Farm Story Collection
“Benjy awoke first in the morning, because the squirrel was trying to sit on his nose. Benjy couldn’t think what was happening. His eyes shot open, he gasped for breath – and sat up. The squirrel fell off and leapt to the ground. Benjy picked it up at once – he didn’t want it to scamper out of the doorway and be lost!”
― Enid Blyton, The Cherry Tree Farm Story Collection