Twenty-five Enid Blyton adventure stories in one paperback means a reader gets a complete tale in a sitting rather than a chapter.
The collection draws on Blyton's adventure writing, the strand built around children solving problems away from adult supervision, and spreads it over 330 pages. Short, self-contained pieces make the book easy to pick up between other reading, and the variety keeps a young reader moving from one setting to the next.
Reasons to pick it up:
• Twenty-five separate adventure stories in a single volume
• 330 pages in a paperback binding
• Self-contained plots that suit short reading sessions
• Marked for readers of thirteen and above
A good fit for young readers working through classic children's adventure and for school reading corners, published by Hodder and sold at Boipoka.
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