Books with title The Secret of Cliff Castle

Enter the world of Geronimo Stilton, where another funny adventure is always right around the corner. Each book is a fast-paced adventure with lively art and a unique format kids 7-10 will love.Moldy mozzarella, it was every mouse's worst nightmare! My old friend Creepella von Cacklefur called me one night and ordered me to join her for the weekend at her family's spooky castle. And before I could say "boo!" she'd mouse-napped me! Now I was stuck in the gloomiest, eeriest castle I'd ever seen. Even worse, I was surrounded by Creepella's creepy family! Oh, would I ever escape back to my safe, cozy mouse hole in New Mouse City?

The SECRET of TRIFID CASTLERobert raced up the stairs, his head pounding. The rescue mission had totally backfired. Not only was the king gone, but Jonathan, Sarina, and Kimberly were gone too!”A redirected flight leads the Wright cousins back into adventure: mysterious luggage, racing rental cars, cool spy gear, secret bunkers, and menacing foes. Lives hang in the balance. Who can they trust? Strap yourself in and hang on tight as the Wright cousins seek for THE SECRET OF TRIFID CASTLE!

Enid Blyton - Secret 5 - The Secret of Moon CastleHOME FROM SCHOOLTwo Girls were standing at their front gate one sunny afternoon in July.“The car ought to be here by now,” said Nora. “I hope it hasn’t had a punctureor anything. I’m longing to see Mike - and Jack too, of course.”“So am I,” said Peggy, her sister. “I wonder if Paul will be with them? Is hegoing to spend his holidays with us - or go back to Baronia? I wonder.”Paul was the little Prince of Baronia, a great friend of Nora, Peggy, Mike andJack. He went to the same school as the boys, and had had plenty of adventureswith them.“I expect he’ll spend a few days with us first,” said Nora, swinging on thegate. “He usually does, doesn’t he? Then he’ll have to go back to Baronia tosee his parents - and all his many brothers and sisters!”“It’s a silly idea, our school breaking up two whole days before the boys’,”said Peggy. “We go back earlier too - that’s even more of a nuisance!”“Here’s a car - and it’s bringing the boys!” said Nora, suddenly. “They’vecome in Paul’s car - the big blue and silver one. I wonder if Ranni is drivingit?”Ranni was Paul’s man, who had vowed to look after Paul from the moment when hewas put into his arms on the day he was born. He was devoted to the littlePrince, and had shared many adventures with him. And now here he was, drivingthe great Baronian blue and silver car, bringing the three boys home in state!The girls swung the big gates open as the car came near. They yelled as thecar swept in. “Mike! Jack! Paul! Hurrah! Welcome back!”The car stopped with a squeal of brakes, and Ranni, who was at the wheel,smiled at them through his fiery red beard. Three heads were poked out of thenearest window.“Hallo, girls! Jump in. We thought you’d be looking for us!” called Mike. Thedoor was swung open, and the girls squeezed in at the b

A year ago, we met the Gardner sisters as they took their first vacation alone with their mother after their father died. They encountered a mystery on Ocracoke Island and had an adventure of a lifetime. This year, their summer vacation took them on an adventure to England where they shared an experience that was far more than they could have ever imagined. Emma, Jenn, and their mother, Sarah were warned not to go, but responsibilities, curiosity, and family loyalty drove them to visit Collencliff Castle where shortly after arriving, they discovered a secret so terrible that it was life-changing. Encountering mystery upon mystery was just the beginning. Just like many old castles, the tales of strange noises and scary ghosts might have kept some away, but what happened at Collencliff was even more frightening. This tale of a haunted castle, black magic, and a journey to find one's inner strength is full of creepy fun that will keep everyone guessing. . Great for the whole family to read together to try to solve the mystery that has plagued the inhabitants of the castle for hundreds of years.