This is like the other Famous Five Books- simple, easy but nice. Enid Blyton is the first author from whom I began to read books when I was in 3rd grade and so I'LL never dislike her books. This is also a good book worth reading. The four children- Julian, Dick, George and Anne (including their dog which makes Famous Five) are back in the Kirrin Cottage for their holidays but Aunt Fanny is ill,so these kids have to stay at Kirrin Cottage with the cook Mrs Stick, her husband and her son Edgar. The Sticks and the children hate each other as Mrs. Stick doesn't even provide the children with proper food. When Mrs Stick tries to poison George's dog Timmy, George can take it no more. She makes a plan to run away to Kirrin island all by herself but Julian catches her leaving she decides to allow the other children to go with her. At Kirrin Cottage, the hear a child's scream and the children venture to find out. Read the book to know what happens next. By the way, its a proper little mystery you can read.
This is like the other Famous Five Books- simple, easy but nice. Enid Blyton is the first author from whom I began to read books when I was in 3rd grade and so I'LL never dislike her books. This is also a good book worth reading. The four children- Julian, Dick, George and Anne (including their dog which makes Famous Five) are back in the Kirrin Cottage for their holidays but Aunt Fanny is ill,so these kids have to stay at Kirrin Cottage with the cook Mrs Stick, her husband and her son Edgar. The Sticks and the children hate each other as Mrs. Stick doesn't even provide the children with proper food. When Mrs Stick tries to poison George's dog Timmy, George can take it no more. She makes a plan to run away to Kirrin island all by herself but Julian catches her leaving she decides to allow the other children to go with her. At Kirrin Cottage, the hear a child's scream and the children venture to find out. Read the book to know what happens next. By the way, its a proper little mystery you can read.