The Five and the Knight's Treasure

The Five in Deadly Danger (New Famous Five)

The Mystery Girl (Boxcar Children Mysteries, 28)

The House on the Cliff

The Clue of the Black Keys

Max is Missing (The Pet Finders Club #2)

Rat a Tat / Ragamuffin Mystery

Lad: A Dog

Famous Five Continuation

In 'The Five and the Pink Pearls,' the Famous Five's children, also known as the New Famous Five, embark on an adventure to solve the mystery of stolen pink pearls. The group, consisting of Jo, Allie, and their friends, follow a series of clues that lead them through various challenges and dangers. They must use their wits, courage, and teamwork to outsmart the thieves and recover the precious pearls. Along the way, they encounter suspicious characters and must discern who can be trusted. The story, written by Claude Voilier, continues the legacy of Enid Blyton's original Famous Five series, offering a new generation of readers the excitement of a classic treasure hunt adventure with a modern twist.

Courage

Perseverance

Family And Relationships

The Five and the Pink Pearls

Discover Your Child's Next Read

The Five and the Knight's Treasure

Claude-Voilier, Bob Harvey, Enid Blyton, 1979

The Five in Deadly Danger (New Famous Five)

Claude-Voilier, 1994

The Mystery Girl (Boxcar Children Mysteries, 28)

Gertrude Chandler Warner, 1992

The House on the Cliff

Franklin W. Dixon, 1927

The Clue of the Black Keys

Carolyn Keene, 1951

Max is Missing (The Pet Finders Club #2)

Liss Norton Writing As Ben M. Baglio, 2005

Rat a Tat / Ragamuffin Mystery

Enid Blyton, 1959

Lad: A Dog

Albert Payson Terhune, Alfred Payson Terhune, Sam Savitt, 1919