Carey BlytonCarey Blyton (1932-2002) was both a writer and a composer. He achieved success in many aspects of both disciplines, from the composing of incidental music (early Dr Who episodes and many TV and documentary films) to the composing of opera, as well assongs, chamber and orchestral music; and then, as a writer, from success as the creator of Bananas in Pyjamas to the author of the fascinating travel diary In Search of Serendipity. The breadth and variety of his interests reflected in his work was phenomenal. The Doggy Tales of Arnold are ten stories for children which appeared late in Carey's career. Although a successful 'story-book' film, narrated by the late Willie Rushton, was made of Arnold and the Acorns, this is the first time any of them have been published. Read More Read Less