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If you are looking for an adventurous book I recommend ‘The Famous Five’ (for people probably 8-9 years +) or ‘Secret Seven’ (probably 7-8 +) Both by Enid Blyton
I love Enid Blyton books. Especially Malley towers and st clares. I’ve never a actually read the famous five or secret seven but I plan to. I’ve also read a couple of books from the mysteries that Enid Blyton wrote. I’m a free reader at school and am reading st clares. When I was younger I always thought Enid Blyton was a man.
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I’ve already read them all and I like them and that’s why I put a like on it.
Earl Arthur Casserole
Anyone else read Diary of a wimpy kid
Omg I love it!!
Anonymous
I have. I’ve got quite a few of the books at home and my old teacher has the whole set their great. If you’ve ever read Dork Diaries their basically the boy version of diary of a wimpy kid.
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Yeah! It’s a great book! :)
Anonymous
If anyone has read the hobbit say if you liked it plz.
have done it is a very good book
Awesome, some one else likes J.R.R Tolkien, I’m onto reading Lord of the rings.
Anonymous
Me too! I love that kind of stuff!
Anonymous
you should read rent a bridesmaid by Jaquline Wilson
My friend is obsessed with Jacqueline Wilson books
Anonymous
If you like fantasy I could list a book or two
Can you please make a list for me:)
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Okay so there’s the magic far away tree by Enid Blyton, harder books like the hobbit, Ever after high, and if your up for a challenge there’s the Lord of the rings. If these aren’t to your taste here’s some authors: Enid Blyton, J.R.R Tolkien,Suzanne Selfors and Roald Dahl.
Anonymous
Anyone read survival by Paul Downswell? It creeped me out a little.
Hey there
Anyone read The Haunting of Charity Delafield??
It’s fantastic!
No, what is it about?
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