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 The Famous Five: Five Go Down to the Sea - Enid Blyton
 The Famous Five: Five Go Down to the Sea - Enid Blyton ... Hodder Children's BooksNewest Review: ... Sea sees the Five embarking on a train journey to stay at a farmhouse on the Cornish coast, with Mr and Mrs Penruthlan. Not ... more ... long after arriving, and despite promising themselves they would not get into adventure this time (!) the Five encounter Yan, a local boy whose granddad who lives on the hills tells them of strange flashing signal lights coming from the old Wreckers' tower on the hilly coastline. Investigating, the Five find themselves embroiled in an adventure involving the tower, the 'Barnies' (travelling performers) and Clopper, the pantomime horse. The Famous Five just couldn't help themselves this time - adventure found them once...more |
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Five Go Down to the Sea (Famous Five)
Pages: 256, Edition: Rev Ed, Paperback, Hodder Children's Books Last Update 06.12.2009 05:57
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The Famous Five: Five Go Down to the Sea - Enid Blyton: Five have a very Cornish and dark adventure! (351 words)
by - written on 07/07/08 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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Five Go Down To The Sea is the 12th of a 21 book series written by Enid Blyton about the Famous Five. The books are considered to be some of the best children's books ever, and I have them all, as they held a special place for me when I was a kid, and I still read them from time to time. The Famous Five are Julian, Dick and Anne Kirrin, their cousin George (Georgina) Kirrin and her dog Timmy. Five Go Down To The Sea sees the Five embarking on a train journey to stay at a farmhouse on the Cornish coast, with Mr and Mrs Penruthlan. Not long after arriving, and despite promising themselves they would not get into adventure this time (!) the Five encounter Yan, a ... Read the complete review
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