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The Famous Five: " Five Get into a Fix " and " Five on Finniston Farm " Bks. 17-18 (The Famous Five)

The Famous Five: " Five Get into a Fix " and " Five on Finniston Farm " Bks. 17-18 (The Famous Five)

Published in
2000
4.23
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Description

Two more mysteries for the Famous Five to solve!Five Get Into A FixWho lives in the mysterious house near the chalet the Famous Five are staying in? The caretaker says nobody - but the Five have seen a terrified face at the window ...Five On Finniston FarmThere's a ruined castle on Finniston Farm! But only the dungeons remain - and nobody knows where they are! The Famous Five are determined to find them and whatever is hidden in them. But they are not alone ...
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
304 pages
Book in series
#17

Why to read

  • Engaging Adventure: Both 'Five Get into a Fix' and 'Five on Finniston Farm' offer thrilling adventures that captivate readers' imaginations. The Famous Five series is known for its ability to transport readers into a world of mystery and excitement, making these books a great choice for young readers who enjoy action-packed stories.
  • Timeless Characters: The characters Julian, Dick, Anne, George, and Timmy the dog have become iconic in children's literature. Reading these books allows readers to connect with these beloved characters and experience their camaraderie and bravery as they tackle new challenges.
  • Developing Reading Skills: Enid Blyton's writing style is accessible and engaging for young readers, making these books an excellent choice for developing reading skills. The language used is straightforward, and the plot is easy to follow, which can help build confidence in young readers as they progress through the series.
  • Cultural Literacy: The Famous Five series has been a part of British literary culture since the 1940s. Reading these books provides insight into mid-20th-century British life and allows readers to become more culturally literate by understanding the context and references within the stories that have influenced generations of readers.