Malory Towers #11 Secrets
Enid Blyton, Pamela Cox
A classic children's story from the world's best-loved children's author, Enid Blyton. Malory Towers is about everything school should stand for - friendships, lessons, sports, plays and especially mischief. Secrets at Malory Towers Felicity has made it to Head Girl of Malory Towers! Eager to prove herself, she has her hands full with naughty first formers, and a very mysterious new form-mate who is strangely familiar ...Enid Blyton is arguably the most famous children's author of all time, thanks to series such as The Wishing-Chair, The Faraway Tree-, The Mysteries, The Famous Five and The Secret Seven. Her school series - including St Clare's and Malory Towers are the perfect books for girls who are experiencing their own adventures at school.
Reviews
Very intresting
Princess Tuesday Chocolate-mousse 05.12.2022
Malory Towers is full of secrets this term. How did Daffy pull of her latest prank? What did Mamzelle find in her handbag? And why is the girls new form mate so familiar? For fifth former Felicity Rivers there is a lot of mystery.
Baroness Beryl Palm-tree 09.08.2019
Felicity is Head Girl at Malory Towers! And she hopes for a term full of studying and no distruptions. But she thinks that Alice, a new girl, reminds her of someone and young Daffy keeps causing trouble! Will she ever get to the bottom of this?
Anonymous 28.01.2019
was interesting
Anonymous 26.07.2017
You should read this book because if you like a bit of fun,a cheeky person. This book's about a new first former who loves playing pranks on the the unpopular Violet. Felicity Rivers, June the games captain at Lacrosse and Susan think they recognise Alice a new girl in sixth form.
Anonymous 12.02.2017
It is really full of surprises
Anonymous 16.10.2016
A funny book with lots of excitement. Cone to the shed at 12.p.m *to get a cat *to find Alice's true identity *Daffy latest prank
Anonymous 08.10.2016
A really good book but you should read the others first or you won't understand some of it.
Anonymous 04.08.2016
I think EVERYBODY who likes mystery and excitement (and Enid Blyton) should read this book. It was fun to read and IMPOSSIBLE to put down! Its is Felicity sixth year at Malory towers and she is HEAD GIRL! Sally Hope, her sisters best friend (Darrell), to look after her little sister Daphne Hope who is starting her first year at Malory towers! Felicity thinks it will be easy but Daphne (Daffy) is sweet on the outside but cheeky on the inside! Their is quiet a storm between spoiled Violet and cheeky Daphne! And a cat disaster! Also who is Alice really? READ THIS BOOK TO FIND OUT!
Anonymous 03.08.2016
If you come to the garden shed at 12pm, everything will be revealed: Daffy's latest naughty prank What Mam'zelle found in her handbag Alice's amazing secret The sixth form are in for a shock
Anonymous 25.07.2016
This book is one of my favourites and there is one really big secret!
Anonymous 02.05.2016
Full of mischief, madness, and mystery...
Anonymous 05.02.2016
Alice is arousing suspicion with the sixth form, and Sally's little sister Daffy has joined the school; but she isn't quite like her big sister... What with Alice becoming Amy's 'slave', Daffy's constant disobedience and Violet's boasting and showing off, Felicity's first term as head-girl won't be easy!
Anonymous 28.08.2015
It isn't a genuine Malory Towers book, as it has been written by someone else. This means that the style is different, however it is still a very good book!
Anonymous 02.08.2015
As the book is a entertaining classic, something that everyone enjoy. It's about some girls that go to a boarding school, and the book takes us into the scene.
Anonymous 11.07.2015
This is a very exciting book, people will love it. If you come to the shed at six everything will be revealed, daffy's prank and a secret, find out more in this exciting book.
Anonymous 26.08.2014
again good for a chic flick
Anonymous 12.08.2014
More about daffy than felicity in this one
Anonymous 08.08.2014
wonderful
Anonymous 01.08.2014
very good BIG SHOCK AT THE END!
Anonymous 30.07.2014
