
Titles in This Set
Five on a Treasure Island
Five Go Adventuring Again
Five Run Away Together
Five Go to Smuggler's Top
Five Go Off in a Caravan
Five on Kirrin Island Again
Five Go Off to Camp
Five Get into Trouble
Five Fall into Adventure
Five on a Hike Together
Five Have a Wonderful Time
Five Go Down to the Sea
Five Go to Mystery Moor
Five Have Plenty of Fun
Five on a Secret Trail
Five Go to Billycock Hill
Five Get into a Fix
Five on Finniston Farm
Five Go to Demon's Rocks
Five Have a Mystery to Solve
Five Are Together Again
Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9781444936858
Publisher: Hodder Children's Books
Age Range: Ages 7-9 (Grades 2-4)
Overview
Step into one of the most beloved children's series of all time with this complete 21-book paperback collection of Enid Blyton's Famous Five, following cousins Julian, Dick, Anne, and George, along with George's loyal dog Timmy, through decades of coastal adventures, hidden treasure, and clever mysteries. First published starting in 1942, these stories introduced generations of young readers to smugglers, secret islands, midnight camps, and daring rescues. Perfect for children ages 7 to 9 (Grades 2-4), this classic series builds reading confidence while celebrating friendship, courage, and outdoor exploration. A wonderful gift for any young adventurer's bookshelf or classroom library.
About the Books
Enid Blyton's Famous Five series has enchanted young readers since the first title appeared in 1942, and this 21-book collection brings the entire beloved run together in one paperback set. At the heart of every story are four cousins, Julian, Dick, Anne, and George (short for Georgina), along with George's devoted dog Timmy, whose loyalty and sharp instincts often help crack the case. Across the series, the group spends school holidays exploring the English countryside and coastline, stumbling upon smugglers' hideouts, sunken treasure, kidnapping plots, and secret passageways hidden in old houses and windswept moors. Each book stands on its own with a complete mystery, making the set easy to dip into in any order, though reading from Five on a Treasure Island onward lets young fans watch the friendships and confidence of the characters deepen book by book. Blyton's writing style is brisk, accessible, and full of picnics, camping trips, and cozy countryside settings that have made the series a comfort read for decades of children learning to enjoy chapter books independently. The mysteries lean on teamwork, observation, and bravery rather than violence, which is part of why parents and teachers continue to hand these stories down. With settings ranging from rocky coastlines and farms to moors and lighthouses, the collection offers plenty of variety while keeping the same beloved cast at its center. Whether read aloud at bedtime or tackled independently during quiet reading time, this complete 21-book set offers hours of classic adventure storytelling in one convenient paperback bundle.
Key Benefits
Book-by-Book Guide
Five on a Treasure Island — The series opener introduces Julian, Dick, Anne, and cousin George as they explore Kirrin Island and search for a sunken shipwreck's treasure.
Five Go Adventuring Again — The cousins return to Kirrin Cottage for the Christmas holidays and uncover a spy plot hidden in George's father's study.
Five Run Away Together — A cruel pair of caretakers drives the Five to camp out on Kirrin Island, where they stumble onto a den of smugglers.
Five Go to Smuggler's Top — Staying at a strange old house on the moors, the Five discover secret passages tied to a smuggling ring from the past.
Five Go Off in a Caravan — A caravan holiday near a traveling circus leads the Five into a mystery involving a runaway boy and a hidden trail of clues.
Five on Kirrin Island Again — A scientist's secret work on Kirrin Island puts the Five on the trail of foreign agents trying to steal his invention.
Five Go Off to Camp — A camping trip near an old railway line turns into an investigation of ghostly noises and an abandoned underground tunnel.
Five Get into Trouble — Julian is mistaken for another boy and kidnapped, sending the rest of the Five racing to rescue him from a hideout.
Five Fall into Adventure — When George's father is kidnapped, the Five must outwit criminals to save him and uncover the reason behind the plot.
Five on a Hike Together — A hiking trip across the hills leads the Five to a mysterious old house and a trail of suspicious happenings nearby.
Five Have a Wonderful Time — Staying in a caravan near a crumbling castle, the Five investigate strange lights and a band of thieves hiding out inside.
Five Go Down to the Sea — A seaside holiday in Cornwall introduces the Five to local legends and a search for treasure connected to an old wreck.
Five Go to Mystery Moor — Camping near a gypsy encampment on the moor, the Five investigate suspicious horse trading and a hidden bog.
Five Have Plenty of Fun — A wealthy family's daughter goes missing, and the Five must find her before kidnappers realize she's been switched with George.
Five on a Secret Trail — The Five set off camping and stumble upon a secretive group of campers with a hidden agenda in the woods.
Five Go to Billycock Hill — A holiday near Billycock Hill draws the Five into investigating strange aircraft activity and a group of secretive scientists.
Five Get into a Fix — A skiing holiday introduces the Five to a spooky old house and a mystery involving disappearing valuables.
Five on Finniston Farm — Staying on a farm with a legendary hidden treasure, the Five help uncover a long-held family secret.
Five Go to Demon's Rocks — A stormy stay near a lighthouse leads the Five to investigate strange happenings tied to a lonely rocky coastline.
Five Have a Mystery to Solve — The Five head to a remote island cottage where they uncover clues connected to a hidden inheritance.
Five Are Together Again — In the series finale, the Five reunite for one last adventure involving a case of mistaken identity and a hidden gang.
About the Author
Enid Blyton (1897-1968) was one of the best-selling and most prolific children's authors in history, publishing hundreds of books across her career, including the Famous Five, the Secret Seven, and the Noddy series. Born in London, Blyton trained as a teacher before turning to writing full time, drawing on her love of the English countryside for inspiration. The Famous Five, launched in 1942 with Five on a Treasure Island, became one of her most enduring creations, remaining continuously in print for more than eighty years. Her accessible, adventure-driven style still introduces new generations of children to reading.
Why You'll Love This Collection
This complete 21-book set delivers decades of classic adventure in one convenient paperback bundle, perfect for birthdays, holidays, or building a summer reading habit. Kids fall in love with Julian, Dick, Anne, George, and Timmy's teamwork and courage, while parents appreciate gentle mysteries that build reading confidence. A timeless addition to any classroom library or family bookshelf.
Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.
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