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Secret Seven Mystery (The Secret Seven #9)
by
Enid Blyton
A girl has mysteriously run away from home and her parents are frantic with worry. Can the Secret Seven follow the clues and catch up with the girl, or will Susie, Jack's troublesome little sister, get in the way?
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(first published 1957)
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This is yet another enjoyable and fair mystery. I read the Galaxy Large Print Children's Edition, ISBN 0-7540-6098-5, 104 pages.
Peter's father reads about a missing runaway girl and suggests that the Secret Seven help search. They collect "jumble" (apparently random things of the sort that are given to charity) and give it to the girl's grandmother for the latter's sale; while they don't get a chance to talk to the grandmother, they talk to her companion, who has reason to ...more
Peter's father reads about a missing runaway girl and suggests that the Secret Seven help search. They collect "jumble" (apparently random things of the sort that are given to charity) and give it to the girl's grandmother for the latter's sale; while they don't get a chance to talk to the grandmother, they talk to her companion, who has reason to ...more
Baca ulang edisi ini
eh... numpang baca edisi ini.
Setelah sekian tahun, masih saja terpesona dengan kisah2 si Eyang Enid Blyton.
Mempertimbangkan gimana kalo beli bookset-nya yah
melengkapi punyaku yg pada raib di gondol orang
hem....
dilema
eh... numpang baca edisi ini.
Setelah sekian tahun, masih saja terpesona dengan kisah2 si Eyang Enid Blyton.
Mempertimbangkan gimana kalo beli bookset-nya yah
melengkapi punyaku yg pada raib di gondol orang
hem....
dilema
these books i grew up with. i wanted to be a part of their adventures and i was when i read them. i reccommend these books for any child under 10.
I has been a while scince i read these books so i can't give a proper review.
I has been a while scince i read these books so i can't give a proper review.
This is the second Secret Seven book Sean and I have read together. It had quite a surprising resolution but ohe whole was quite inconsequential, which is the idea of this series. It's pure escapism.
it was a really good book and the kids in there aer really smart!
Exciting and interesting especially scamper scampering around!
1227th - 2011
crecà leyendo sus libros y me sirvieron bien
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I was never really a Secret Seven fan when growing up, so I suppose it's not surprising that I wasn't that impressed as an adult either.
I didn't overly love the series, but I thought this was one of the more fun ones.
It was awesome.
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Born in 1897 in South London, Enid Mary Blyton was the eldest of three children, and showed an early interest in music and reading. She was educated at St. Christopher's School, Beckenham, and - having decided not to pursue her music - at Ipswich High School, where she trained as a kindergarten teacher. She taught for five years before her 1924 marriage to editor Hugh Pollock, with whom she had tw...more
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