The Famous Five Short Story Collection
Enid Blyton, Full cast
Julian, Dick, Anne, George and Timmy the dog find excitement and adventure wherever they go in Enid Blyton’s most popular series.
A mysterious light on Kirrin Island, a stolen safe, a bag hidden in the woods, a runaway horse, dog thieves, a Christmas Eve robbery – they all mean a whole lot of fun for The Famous Five! Read all about their exciting adventures in this delightful collection of short stories.
Short stories included: Five have a puzzling time; George’s hair is too long; Good old Timmy!; A lazy afternoon; Well done, Famous Five!; Five and a half-term adventure; Happy Christmas, Five!; When Timmy chased the cat!
(P) Hodder Children’s Books 2007
Reviews
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General Pinky Racoon 20.07.2023
Famous five books are good and awesome
Coach Raccoon Biscuits 31.08.2022
I have read book 20. It is a fiction about four people and one dog going to the Whispering Island to solve a mystery. I like Anne the best, because she is protecting her family very well. I recommend to read this book because the story is really adventurous.
Dame Viper Eragon 23.07.2022
A good combination of different adventures
Anonymous 17.08.2021
All the stories in here are great!
Professor Esmerelda Bucket 14.09.2020
I liked this book. My favourite character from the ‘Well done famous five’ story is Dick because he saved the horse Thunder along. I would recommend this book for anyone who likes adventures.
Princess Orchid Peanut-butter 12.09.2020
There are eight excellent stories in this book. I liked the one about Christmas most. Timmy the dog followed a burglar and saved Christmas Day.
Captain Flash Cuckoo-Clock 27.08.2020
she always writes amazing books
Lady June Paddington 26.08.2020
This is a little short story collection of the famous five. It is a little bit dissapointing because it is not as exciting as all the other famous five books, but there are some funny stories! I thought George Needs a Haircut quite funny!
Anonymous 07.08.2020
This book has a lot of detail and is very interesting. For the mysteries it is hard to work them out and you learn the clues as the Five learn the clues and you discover at the same time as them. My favourite story in the book is Five have a Troubling time. This is because it is a mystery and you do then find out who had the light on Kirrin Island.
Professor Harmonica Remmington 19.07.2020
I didn't like the short stories as much, they were too short and there wasn't much adventure.
Captain Orchid Armadillo 12.07.2020
