Books with title Five Go Adventuring Again

Meet Julian, Dick, Anne, George and Timothy. Together they are THE FAMOUS FIVE - Enid Blyton's most popular adventure series. All 21 titles also available as audiobooks!In their second adventure, the Famous Five find a thief at Kirrin Cottage. They think they know who it is, but need to prove it. Will the discovery of a very old map help uncover the true culprit?Fantastic new cover art by Laura Ellen Anderson will draw young readers into this accessible timeless classic.

Back at Kirrin Cottage for the Christmas holidays, it seems as if the much anticipated festive season is ruined when Uncle Quentin announces that he has hired a tutor for the children. George hates Mr Roland from the very start and when he suggests that Timmy sleeps outside, she is outraged, and even becomes unfriendly with her cousins, as a result of him. And then the children discover a strange map behind a panel at Kirrin Farmhouse: at first it is regarded as a well-protected secret between them; but when curiosity gets the better of Julian, Dick and Anne, and they ask Mr Roland to decipher it for them—a mystery emerges and the adventure begins...

Famous Five 02 - Five Go Adventuring Again By Enid BlytonChapter One CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYSIT was the last week of the Christmas term, and all the girls at Gaylands School were looking forward to the Christmas holidays. Anne sat down at the breakfast-table and picked up aletter addressed to her.'Hallo, look at this!' she said to her cousin Georgina, who was sitting beside her. 'A letter from Daddy - and I only had one from him and Mummy yesterday.''I hope it's not bad news,' said George, She would not allow anyone to call her Georgina, and now even the mistresses called her George. She really was very like a boy with her short curly hair, and her boyish ways. She looked anxiously at Anne as her cousin read the letter.'Oh, George - we can't go home for the holidays!' said Anne, with tears in her eyes. 'Mummy's got scarlet fever •>- and Daddy is in quarantine for it - so they can't have us back. Isn't it just too bad ?''Oh, I am sorry,' said George. She was just as disappointed for herself as for Anne, because Anne's mother had invited George, and her dog Timothy^ to stay for the Christinas holidays with them. She had been promised many things she had never seen before - the pantomime, and the circus - and a big party with a fine Christmas tree! Now it wouldn't happen.'Whatever will the two boys say?' said Anne, thinkingof Julian and Dick, her two brothers. 'They won't be able to go home either.''Well - what are you going to do for the holidays then?' asked George. 'Won't you come....