Secrets at Malory Towers
Pamela Cox, Enid Blyton
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
I really liked this book because it was really cool.When I read it I felt like I was watching it right on the spot.I think all of you guys that haven't reviewed this book to go to the nearest library and zap this book out. Don't stand reading this go to the library and get this book.
Anonymous 07.08.2017
Star Reviewer
My favourite character was Alice in this book. Her name isn't actually Alice - she is disguising herself because she has been expelled from Malory Towers previously. But the headteacher gave her another chance.
Captain Orchid Sherbet 19.08.2024
I liked that Alice is also Josephine Jones from when they were in the second form and she was mean
Queen Cilla Spinner 20.01.2024
I love this book. I would really recommend this.
Queen Pinky Biscuits 14.01.2024
Fabulous book
Officer Petronella Biscuits 22.09.2023
I loved this book! It is incredible and humorous. It has new girls and older girls alike, learning vital lessons. I only have one question, why every term there are new girls?
Baroness Marge Vegas 28.07.2023
It was a good book about never telling lies and being mean
Duchess Angora Stegosaurus 10.01.2023
I loved all the tricks they played on mamezelle and was quite in intrudged about alice
Officer Iguana Astronomical 24.08.2022
Sallys younger sister Daffy has started Malory Towers. There is a new pupil named Alice, she seems familiar but where have the girls seen her. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes reading books about schools.
Baroness Mildred Shortbread 22.08.2022
This book was a fictional story, and I liked Felicity the best because she was head girl. I also liked Alice because she saved Violet from the fire. I would recommend this book to someone else because it was really exciting and fun to read.
Nurse Pinky Possum 13.08.2022
My favourite character is Alice (Jo) because she was disguised as Alice as she was in Malory Towers when she was in second year, but she was expelled, so she got another chance at Malory Towers and was the opposite of herself. I would recommend this book to girls at the age of 10-13.
Anonymous 29.07.2022
I like this book because there are many tricks like when Daphne put Queenie the cat in Mamzelle Dupont's bag and Mamzelle Dupont is not very fond of cats.. I like Daphne aka Daffy the best because she always makes me laugh and she always makes jokes and tricks to play. I would recommend this book to people who like laughing because it's a very funny book.
Empress Petunia Bluebird 22.07.2022
I was surprised when they find out that Alice is actually Jo Jones.
Fairy Heroica Pipistrel 11.02.2022
This book goes by its name - there are many secrets. A lot of secrecy I'd say... its in the sixth and the first form. I like secrecy, especially when you find out what the secret is, so its no surprise why I found this book a thriller! I felt excited while reading this book! I think I liked Alice the best because she was a very courageous girl at the end of the story (you'll find out why!). I would recommend this to people who like detective stories and secrecy stories - it's a mix.
Fairy Candyfloss Teabag 24.12.2021
I really like this book because it is really exiting My favourite character is Alice because she is really brave I would definetly recomend this book
Dame Morgana Mozzarella 03.09.2021
It was a very good book. It's a book about a boarding school.
Duchess Panther Aardvark 14.08.2021
I thought it was fabulous because it tells the secrets of Malory Towers. Things that may not have been in the series have been told in this particular book. The best person I liked was Felicity(Darells sister)because she was head girl and when she had to be firm she had to be. I would recommend it to 8 to 12 because it shows secrets of what happened when Felicity was in the school.
Viscountess Fenella Bouncy-castle 03.08.2021
I think it was good because it had lots of school girls that played lots of tricks on there teachers.It is also very interesting because it tells you about girls growing up at boarding school which is a school we’re you sleep there and get to have breakfast lunch and dinner there!
Officer Magnolia Frankfurter 24.07.2021
This book was brilliant. I loved the amount of suspense, and the fact that daffy and violet become friends after falling out. I relate to it quite a lot. I also like how Alice was actually jo, but she tried hiding it. She used to be hated but changed herself. Once she did a heroic deed, which got her injured, everyone loved her as Alice, but even when they found out her true character they didn't mind. I like how daffy owned up to her mistakes, it just shows that you should own up for what you did. The person I liked the best was felicity. She is clever and kind hearted, she is the definition of perfect, for me. I would definitely Recommend it for people who like school settings and things that you can relate to.
Anonymous 26.06.2021
Jo Jones- or now Alice is back for her second chance at Malory Towers. Daffy Hope, Sally Hope's younger sister plays a very bad prank. Mam'zelle found something horrid in her handbag. Felicity is made head girl, just like Darrell her older sister just as if it always happens in their family!
Viscountess Marge Chocolate-mousse 17.02.2021
