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 Secret Seven Win Through - Enid Blyton
Newest Review: ... stands the test of time and youngsters today will still enjoy it. The Secret Seven - Peter, Janet, George, Jack, Pam, ... more  ... Barbara and Colin (along with Scamper the dog) as always discover a mystery which is confounding the adults and solve it. Unlike many of her other books Blyton has set these books against a more 'normal' background for many of us, the children go to a day school and hold their meetings in a shed in the back garden, much more realistic than having your own island.
The books are a slightly easier read than the Famous Five books so are suitable for a younger reader and a perfect introduction to Enid Blyton and longer 'cha...more |
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Secret Seven Win Through - Enid Blyton: A good introduction to mysteries for children (161 words)
by iolaus - written on 03/11/08 (Useful, 16 readings)
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Enid Blyton has engrossed children for many generations, this is another of the popular Secret Seven mysteries which your parents probably read and yet stands the test of time and youngsters today will still enjoy it. The Secret Seven - Peter, Janet, George, Jack, Pam, Barbara and Colin (along with Scamper the dog) as always discover a mystery which is confounding the adults and solve it. Unlike many of her other books Blyton has set these books against a more 'normal' background for many of us, the children go to a day school and hold their meetings in a shed in the back garden, much more realistic than having your own island. The books are a ...
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