by Enid Blyton
This is not an appropriate reader for me right now. It is very boring, things happen very slowly. Everything must be explained, and everybody must be in the know, or there is a good reason not to tell him or her. It is a very childish book. You are not willing to read the next chapter; you only want...
This is one that lured me into the reading world. I still remember it like yesterday; it was during my 4th grade summer vacations. I was down with high fever and was crying for days for missing out on my yearly trip.So to pacify my tantrums , i was gifted this book. Ah! the mysterious world of Julia...
I'm not necessarily going to say that these were the first books that I read in English because there is a whole plethora of Dr Seuss and Little Golden Books that I would have read as well, and while I have thrown a few of them onto my list, I am still a little cautious in case I get accused of chea...
I have always liked Enid Blyton´s books when I was younger. Unfortunately, now I do not find them so believable. Yes, I still like to read her books, and I will continue, but the main characters, who are like 10-year-old children are not believable for me. They are too mature, nothing selfish and no...
A wreck means the Five go treasure hunting and get told orff by Uncle Quentin - no bacon and eggs for these tardy children.
Probably my favourite of the series. I loved the hidden cave.
All kids loved Enid Blyton..read the lot!Julian: "It wasn't a bit of good fighting grown-ups. They could do exactly as they liked"
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