Enid Blyton

Five Go Adventuring Again

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In “Five Go Adventuring Again,” Enid Blyton invites readers back into the whimsical world of the Famous Five, featuring Julian, Dick, Anne, George, and Timmy the dog. This delightful continuation of their escapades is characterized by Blyton's vibrant storytelling, which seamlessly weaves mystery, adventure, and friendship into a cohesive narrative. The book reflects the mid-20th century context of post-war Britain, where adventure stories provided an escapist retreat for children, enriching their imaginations and moral compass amidst societal changes. With an engaging dialogue and descriptive prose, Blyton crafts a tale that is both thrilling and reassuring, emphasizing the values of teamwork and resilience. Enid Blyton, one of the most beloved children's authors of the 20th century, drew inspiration from her own adventurous childhood and experiences during the tumultuous war years. Her passion for storytelling and firm belief in the importance of camaraderie and imagination shine through in her works. Blyton's prolific writing has created a timeless place for her characters in children's literature, cementing her legacy as a pioneer of fantastical adventures. “Five Go Adventuring Again” is a must-read for young adventurers and Blyton enthusiasts alike. This charming book not only offers escapism but also instills values of friendship and curiosity. Perfect for readers seeking escapades filled with thrill, mystery, and camaraderie, this installment is sure to captivate the imaginations of both new and returning fans of the Famous Five.
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135 printed pages
Copyright owner
Bookwire
Original publication
2021
Publication year
2021
Publisher
Good Press
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  • anyashusharina1601has quoted3 days ago
    'Mrs Sanders, do you want this piece of linen too?' asked Julian, anxiously. He was longing to take it home and study it. He felt certain there was some kind of exciting secret hidden there, and he could not bear the thought of leaving it with Mrs Sanders.
  • anyashusharina1601has quoted3 days ago
    OLD Mrs Sanders and the other three children rushed out into the hall when they heard George's shout.

    'What's up?' cried Julian. 'What's happened?'
  • anyashusharina1601has quoted3 days ago
    The boy followed them quickly. The countryside was very wintery-looking now. The sky was low and leaden, and he could see there was much more snow to come. He hurried on after Mr Roland, though he could not see a sign of the tutor.

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