Secondhand Famous Five Chapter Book (Age 7-11) Bargain Book Box SP4233
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Secondhand Famous Five Chapter Book (Age 7-11) Bargain Book Box SP4233
Eighteen of the twenty-one Famous Five adventures in matching 1990s Hodder paperbacks with gold-lettered covers, including the first book, Five on a Treasure Island. Julian, Dick, Anne, George and Timmy the dog, with smugglers, secret passages and enormous picnics. Close to the whole series, in editions that look like a set on the shelf.
- Five Go to Smuggler’s Top — Enid Blyton — A tree falls on Kirrin Cottage, and the children are sent to a house on a hill riddled with secret passages, above a marsh nobody crosses alive. Then Uncle Quentin disappears from his bedroom.
- Five Run Away Together — Enid Blyton — With George’s mother in hospital, the horrible Stick family takes over Kirrin Cottage. The Five escape to Kirrin Island and hear a child screaming in the night.
- Five Get into Trouble — Enid Blyton — On a cycling tour, Dick is mistaken for a millionaire’s son and kidnapped. The others track him to a lonely house called Owl’s Dene, which has a hidden room.
- Five Go to Demon’s Rocks — Enid Blyton — The Five stay in a real lighthouse with a boy called Tinker and his monkey, Mischief. An old sailor tells them about wreckers’ treasure, and they go looking.
- Five on Finniston Farm — Enid Blyton — A farm run by twins who are both called Harry, an American buying up its antiques, and a castle that burned down centuries ago with its cellars still unfound.
- Five Get into a Fix — Enid Blyton — Sent to the Welsh mountains to get over colds, the Five meet a wild little girl with a lamb and a dog. She shows them an old house where the ground rumbles and a woman is held prisoner.
- Five Fall into Adventure — Enid Blyton — Kirrin Cottage is burgled, George and Timmy vanish, and the only lead is Jo, a ragged girl who can’t decide whose side she is on.
- Five Go Down to the Sea — Enid Blyton — A Cornish farm, tales of wreckers who lured ships onto the rocks, and a light that still flashes from the old tower on stormy nights.
- Five on a Hike Together — Enid Blyton — Dick, sleeping in a barn, is handed a message through the window that was meant for someone else: “Two-Trees. Gloomy Water. Saucy Jane.” The best treasure hunt in the series.
- Five Go to Billycock Hill — Enid Blyton — The Five camp near an airfield and a butterfly farm. Two planes are stolen in the night, and a friend’s cousin, a pilot, is blamed.
- Five on a Secret Trail — Enid Blyton — Timmy has to wear a cardboard collar, so George goes off to camp alone in a sulk. Near her tent is a ruined cottage where lights move at night.
- Five Have Plenty of Fun — Enid Blyton — A scientist’s daughter is hidden at Kirrin Cottage disguised as a boy, so the kidnappers take George by mistake.
- Five Go to Mystery Moor — Enid Blyton — A riding-school holiday, travellers crossing the moor, and a mist that comes down just as a plane is dropping parcels.
- Five Go Adventuring Again — Enid Blyton — Christmas at Kirrin, a tutor Timmy can’t stand, and an old piece of linen marked with the way to a secret passage. The second book.
- Five on a Treasure Island — Enid Blyton — Julian, Dick and Anne meet their cousin Georgina, who insists on being called George and owns an island with a ruined castle. A storm throws up an old wreck, and inside it is a map. The first book.
- Five Go Off to Camp — Enid Blyton — Camping on the moors, the Five hear of “spook trains” that run at night from an abandoned railway yard.
- Five Go Off in a Caravan — Enid Blyton — Two horse-drawn caravans, a circus camp, and a boy called Nobby with a chimpanzee named Pongo. Something is hidden in the hillside under the Five’s own caravans.
- Five on Kirrin Island Again — Enid Blyton — Uncle Quentin has taken over George’s island for a secret experiment, and he wants Timmy as guard dog. Someone else is on the island, and nobody can see how.
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Secondhand Famous Five Chapter Book (Age 7-11) Bargain Book Box SP4233
Eighteen of the twenty-one Famous Five adventures in matching 1990s Hodder paperbacks with gold-lettered covers, including the first book, Five on a Treasure Island. Julian, Dick, Anne, George and Timmy the dog, with smugglers, secret passages and enormous picnics. Close to the whole series, in editions that look like a set on the shelf.
- Five Go to Smuggler’s Top — Enid Blyton — A tree falls on Kirrin Cottage, and the children are sent to a house on a hill riddled with secret passages, above a marsh nobody crosses alive. Then Uncle Quentin disappears from his bedroom.
- Five Run Away Together — Enid Blyton — With George’s mother in hospital, the horrible Stick family takes over Kirrin Cottage. The Five escape to Kirrin Island and hear a child screaming in the night.
- Five Get into Trouble — Enid Blyton — On a cycling tour, Dick is mistaken for a millionaire’s son and kidnapped. The others track him to a lonely house called Owl’s Dene, which has a hidden room.
- Five Go to Demon’s Rocks — Enid Blyton — The Five stay in a real lighthouse with a boy called Tinker and his monkey, Mischief. An old sailor tells them about wreckers’ treasure, and they go looking.
- Five on Finniston Farm — Enid Blyton — A farm run by twins who are both called Harry, an American buying up its antiques, and a castle that burned down centuries ago with its cellars still unfound.
- Five Get into a Fix — Enid Blyton — Sent to the Welsh mountains to get over colds, the Five meet a wild little girl with a lamb and a dog. She shows them an old house where the ground rumbles and a woman is held prisoner.
- Five Fall into Adventure — Enid Blyton — Kirrin Cottage is burgled, George and Timmy vanish, and the only lead is Jo, a ragged girl who can’t decide whose side she is on.
- Five Go Down to the Sea — Enid Blyton — A Cornish farm, tales of wreckers who lured ships onto the rocks, and a light that still flashes from the old tower on stormy nights.
- Five on a Hike Together — Enid Blyton — Dick, sleeping in a barn, is handed a message through the window that was meant for someone else: “Two-Trees. Gloomy Water. Saucy Jane.” The best treasure hunt in the series.
- Five Go to Billycock Hill — Enid Blyton — The Five camp near an airfield and a butterfly farm. Two planes are stolen in the night, and a friend’s cousin, a pilot, is blamed.
- Five on a Secret Trail — Enid Blyton — Timmy has to wear a cardboard collar, so George goes off to camp alone in a sulk. Near her tent is a ruined cottage where lights move at night.
- Five Have Plenty of Fun — Enid Blyton — A scientist’s daughter is hidden at Kirrin Cottage disguised as a boy, so the kidnappers take George by mistake.
- Five Go to Mystery Moor — Enid Blyton — A riding-school holiday, travellers crossing the moor, and a mist that comes down just as a plane is dropping parcels.
- Five Go Adventuring Again — Enid Blyton — Christmas at Kirrin, a tutor Timmy can’t stand, and an old piece of linen marked with the way to a secret passage. The second book.
- Five on a Treasure Island — Enid Blyton — Julian, Dick and Anne meet their cousin Georgina, who insists on being called George and owns an island with a ruined castle. A storm throws up an old wreck, and inside it is a map. The first book.
- Five Go Off to Camp — Enid Blyton — Camping on the moors, the Five hear of “spook trains” that run at night from an abandoned railway yard.
- Five Go Off in a Caravan — Enid Blyton — Two horse-drawn caravans, a circus camp, and a boy called Nobby with a chimpanzee named Pongo. Something is hidden in the hillside under the Five’s own caravans.
- Five on Kirrin Island Again — Enid Blyton — Uncle Quentin has taken over George’s island for a secret experiment, and he wants Timmy as guard dog. Someone else is on the island, and nobody can see how.
Secondhand Famous Five Chapter Book (Age 7-11) Bargain Book Box SP4233
$60.00