The Golliwog News : a story of three children and a toy newspaper : with supplement

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The Golliwog News : a story of three children and a toy newspaper : with supplement

by Philip Inchfawn, Fay Inchfawn

EN·~3 hours·13 chapters

Chapters

13 total

GOLLIWOG NEWS.

1:22

CHAPTER I.

9:18

CHAPTER II.

8:18

CHAPTER III.

16:07

CHAPTER IV.

12:25

CHAPTER V.

17:49

CHAPTER VI

14:33

CHAPTER VII.

16:47

CHAPTER VIII.

13:43

CHAPTER IX.

11:53
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Description

In a sunny countryside nursery, ten‑year‑old Gladys lives a world of bustling imagination with her beloved Golliwog John James, a solemn gentleman doll named Mortimer Max, and a mischievous terrier named Carlo. After a lively birthday party that ends in a few missing buttons and a near‑miss with a toy motor, Gladus discovers that her toys have begun to behave like real people, gathering for secret meetings and publishing their own “Golliwog News.” The children’s playful investigations turn ordinary days into charming episodes of a tiny newsroom, where a doll parliament, a seaside excursion, and a football match all make the headlines of their miniature paper.

Each chapter offers a whimsical vignette—whether it’s a frantic search for a stolen feathered hat or a fantastical journey to Birdland City—while the illustrated supplement lets listeners picture the bustling toy world. The story celebrates the wonder of childhood creativity, the joy of friendship, and the magic that awakens when ordinary objects are given a voice.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (197K characters)

Release date

Aug 16, 2026

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

Philip Inchfawn

Philip Inchfawn

1882–1965

Known as Philip Inchfawn, he wrote children’s stories with his wife, the popular English author Fay Inchfawn. Though the name is less famous today, it sits behind early 20th-century books full of domestic adventure and imaginative play.

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Fay Inchfawn

Fay Inchfawn

1880–1978

A hugely popular English writer of verse, religious books, and children’s stories, this author brought everyday family life and faith into warm, accessible poems. Writing as Fay Inchfawn, she was once widely read in magazines and books and was affectionately called "The Poet Laureate of the Home."

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