Do you want to gift a comic’s
collection to your children or nephew? Then collection of the “Famous Five” is
one of the best choices for you. I am sure you have read it when you were a
child and enjoyed, then it also entertain your children. Here are some of the
best collections, have a look....
The first comics book of “The Famous
Five” series illustrated by Eileen Soper. It was published in the year 1942.
The book is featuring siblings Julian and Dick, and Anne and tom boy George and
her beloved dog, Timmy. The story of from an unusual summer holiday trip to
Polseath, where the three (Julian, Dick and Anne) was invited to spend their
holidays at their unknown cousin Georgina’s house with her mother (Fanny) and
father (Quentin).
When they met the adventure begins, where the Famous Five are
on the trail - looking for clues - but they're not alone! Someone else has got
the same idea. Time is running out for the Famous Five, who will follow the
clues and get to the treasure first? And to know more you need to read the
comics.
The second book of the series
published in the year 1943 by the British author, Enid Blyton. This time all
the five, Julian, Dick, Anne, George and Timmy, go to enjoy Christmas Holidays
to Kirrin Cottage. They got a tutor during the holidays in order to catch up
with the work they missed in these holidays. And one day they went to visit
Kirrin Farmhouse and the owner allows them to see the farmhouse as well as
showed them some of the old secret cubby-holes in the farmhouse. What happened
the next, want to know then buy collection
of The Famous Five now.
Third in the line, the book was
published in the year 1944 by the British author, Enid Blyton. Julian, Dick and
Anne went to Cornwall to spend their holidays with George and they planned to
explore the Kirrin Island. But Aunt Fanny falls ill and they left the island
with uncle Quentin to treat aunt in a far-off hospital. During these days, they are cared for by a
temporary cook, Mrs Stick, but due to some reasons they start hating each other
and later when Mrs. Stick tries to kill George’s dog Timmy then she decided to
not take it more and made a secret plan to run away to Kirrin Island. Julian
came to know about her secret plan and decides to allow other children as well
to go with her. The adventurous tour begins from here.
The fourth book in the series by
British author, Enid Blyton, published in the year 1945. The Five are happily
staying at Kirrin Cottage for the holidays until the big ash tree in the garden
falls down and destroys the top floor, where the bedrooms are located. Uncle
Quentin's scientist friend, Mr Lenoir, was planning to come for a visit, but
the damage prevents it, so he invites the five to his house instead. Mr Lenoir
has a stepson, Sooty, who is a friend of Julian and Dick. George finds out that
she can't take her dog, Timmy, but decides to smuggle him in. The children go
to Sooty Lenoir's house, Smuggler's Top, while Kirrin Cottage is being
repaired.
Smuggler's Top is situated on a hill named Castaway Hill and many
marshes are found around it also having the terrible mists as an important
feature. The children learn that there is a network of secret passages inside
the hill after sooty shows them one. And that there are secret doors in the
house which open into these passages. Sooty tells them that even if the house
was inhabited by smugglers many years ago, there is one still left in the hill
at another wing of the house and his name is Mr Barling. One night, the boys
wake up and find someone flashing lights from one of the towers at Smuggler's
Top. The children are puzzled by this mysterious signal.
The fifth book of the series by the
British author Enid Blyton was published in the year 1946. In this episode,
story begins to experience another adventure for the intrepid gang. These five
caught up with a circus, where some of the circus folks have more sinister
plans than just clowning around. It is A Hot Sunny Day and the Kirrin Children
Are in Julian, Dick, And Anne's Back yard. Timothy "Timmy" The Dog,
Sees A Circus Go By. This Gives George (Julian, Dick & Anne's Cousin) an
idea. She says that they should go on a camping holiday. The others are really
excited about the idea that George has said
It is the sixth in the Famous Five
series by British author, Enid Blyton, was first published in 1947. Julian,
Dick and Anne come to George's house for their holidays. They plan to explore
Kirrin island a bit more. But when Uncle Quentin announces that he is going to
use the island alone for a few days, the Five are surprised. They request their
uncle to signal 12 times twice day, one at the morning and the other at the
evening. What was in the mind of Uncle Quentin? Why he won’t allow anyone to
visit the island? Read to find out the answers.
The seventh book of the series by
Enid Blyton was published in 1984. The story evolves around mysterious
"spook trains" that the Five hear about on a lonely moor. The book
has been adapted to two television series. Julian, Dick, George, Anne and Timmy
the dog (the Famous Five) are planning to go camping in a moor with the
absent-minded and insect-loving Mr Luffy, a teacher at Julian and Dick's
school. When they arrive at camp they find that their camping site is close to
a farm, and that several old train tracks run under the moors, some of them are
unused. They soon make friends with a boy named Jock, who lives at the farm
with his mother and stepfather, the farm owners. While exploring the moor, the
Five find a railway yard and a tunnel that are apparently abandoned. A watchman
called Wooden Leg Sam tells them that "Spook trains" travel along
those tracks before chasing them away. What next ... will they solve the
mystery?
Five Get
Into Trouble
The eighth book of the series by
British author by Enid Blyton was published in the year 1949. In this novel,
Dick gets kidnapped, mistaken for another boy whose name is Richard. The Famous
Five track him down to a lonely, out-of-the-way house-but they are seized and
imprisoned too. Do you want to know how will the intrepid Five get themselves
out of this mess? Check the comic.
The ninth book of the series “The
Famous Five” by author Enid Blyton was first published in 1950. Aunt Fanny and
Uncle Quentin head off for a holiday in Spain, but not before Uncle Quentin
loses his temper with the newspapers for saying exactly what he told them NOT
to say! Now everyone reading the paper will know that his valuable scientific
work and plans are locked up at Kirrin Cottage, practically inviting would-be
burglars to come along and steal them. Disgruntled, he is forcibly led from the
house by Aunt Fanny and bundled into a taxi and the house is left in the care
of the Five and Joana, the cook. What is the mystery? What is going to happen
next? Read to experience the adventure.
The tenth book “Five on a Hike
Together” by Enid Blyton was first published in 1951. In the book, two of
Julian and Dick's school get a scholarship while Anne and George have a
mid-term break. When Dick is woken by a light flashing through his window, he
is puzzled. Is someone trying to send him a coded message? And when the Famous
Five hear of an escaped convict in the area, they are on red alert.
The police
won't help, so the Five have no choice. Yet again, they'll be solving this
mystery by themselves . . .
These are first ten comics of the
series “the Famous Five”, when you gift these books to your children, I know
you will surely remind your childhood. So, order today to give your children an
amazing gift.
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