Five Get Into Trouble: Book 8 (Famous Five)

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This offering in the Famous Five series was a solid and sometimes brilliant entry as far as enjoyment goes. As a kid I absolutely adored the adventures of The Famous Five by Enid Blyton and I've reread the entire collection of 21 books several times.

The five of course, come through their adventure without a hair harmed on their head; this day and age they'd probably be killed or worse, but Enid makes everything seem like a grand adventure. The story relies on the conceit that it is impossible to escape the grounds when the gates are shut.A mistaken identity is at the bottom of the exciting activity that ensues and it involves Dick and a new friend whom they meet whilst on a cycling holiday. I couldn't stop laughing at the gift, it was so thoughtful and I'm excited to have this back in my book collection for good.

Julian, Dick, Anne, George and Timmy the dog find excitement and adventure wherever they go in Enid Blyton's most popular series. The kids try to rescue Dick and are captured in turn, but the still absent Rookie isn't there to identify Richard as the boy he really wants. Enid Blyton's stories are read and loved by millions of children (and grown-ups) all over the world. But there are so many really good children's books out there that definitely deserve more attention than this overrated and outdated series. Anyway, there is some to and fro-ing, They almost escape but the gates are closed and that's an end to it.Things go awry when, in a classic case of mistaken identity, Dick is kidnapped by a criminal gang who are under the impression he’s the rich Richard (hang on; Richie Rich?

but they don't know quite what to make of the children, and they keep them prisoner but allow them to roam the property to a certain extent. This, though, is probably a no brainer because one does not go around catching as many crooks as these children do and not be brought to the attention of the powers that be. However, trying to work out their ages around this time is all but impossible (at least for me) because Julian and Dick go to the same school, and George and Anne also go to the same school.It is funny because we wonder if such a thing would be allowed today, though we must remember that Julian, Dick, and George are teenagers, and even with this concern, we suspect that at their age, even today, they would be able to go off by themselves. Pada buku Lima Sekawan kedelapan ini, Julian, Dick, Anne, George, dan Timmy melancong naik sepeda karena Bibi Fanny dan Paman Quentin harus pergi menghadiri konferensi.