Five Run Away Together

出版者:Hodder Stoughton

作者:Enid Blyton

页数:208

出版时间:1999-12-16

价格:CAD 9.54

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9780340765166

具体描述

The Five eat heaps of Joanna, the cook, and Aunt Fanny's delicious food. George generously plans to explore their very own Kirrin Island with the cousins after their exciting adventures the previous summer. However their plans are spoilt, first when Joanna is temporarily replaced by the reprehensible Mrs Stick, her husband Mr Stick and their ghastly son Edgar. Then Aunt Fanny is taken suddenly ill and has to go with Uncle Quentin to be treated in a far off hospital. The Five are left in the dubious care of the Sticks. As the Sticks were too horrid to live with, the Five decided to go camping at Kirrin Island and take care of themselves.

When the Sticks try to poison George's dog Timmy, George can take it no more. She hatches a secret plan to run away to Kirrin Island at midnight [brave little girl], thinking that her cousins will not agree. Julian, becoming suspicious of George's actions, convinces her that they should all run away to the island and pretend they have gone back to Julian's home in order to fool the Sticks.

While on the island, they lived there peacefully and discovered new things. And they find some new things some amazing things and thought that there are smugglers there, at Kirrin. A mysterious ship, a scream in the night and the discovery of a young girl's clothes alert the Five that there could be something sinister on the island. They later discover that the Sticks have kidnapped a little girl, the daughter of a very rich man, and with the girl they go to the police who are amazed to see the girl "the whole country is looking for!!" The police accompany them back to the island in time to trap and arrest the Sticks. They are not the masterminds behind the crime, they are being employed by the owner of ship, the Rover, and have been asked to keep her for a week for £20000, as the full ransom is £100000.

作者简介

Enid Mary Blyton (11 August 1897 – 28 November 1968) was an English children's writer known as both Enid Blyton and Mary Pollock. She was one of the most successful children's storytellers of the twentieth century.

She is noted for numerous series of books based on recurring characters and designed for different age groups. Her books have enjoyed popular success in many parts of the world, and have sold over 600 million copies. Enid Blyton is the fifth most translated author worldwide: over 3544 translations of her books were available in 2007 according to UNESCO's Index Translationum.[1] she overtook Vladimir Lenin to get the fifth place behind Shakespeare.

目录信息

CONTENTS
1 SUMMER HOLIDAYS
2 THE STICK FAMILY
3 A NASTY SHOCK
4 A FEW LITTLE UPSETS
5 IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT
6 JULIAN DEFEATS THE STICKS
7 BETTER NEWS
8 GEORGE'S PLAN
9 AN EXCITING NIGHT
10 KIRRIN ISLAND ONCE MORE!
11 ON THE OLD WRECK
12 THE CAVE IN THE CLIFF
13 A DAY ON THE ISLAND
14 DISTURBANCE IN THE NIGHT
15 WHO IS ON THE ISLAND?
16 THE STICKS GET A FRIGHT
17 A SHOCK FOR EDGAR
18 AN UNEXPECTED PRISONER
19 A SCREAM IN THE NIGHT
20 A RESCUE - AND A NEW PRISONER!
21 A CISIT TO THE POLICE STATION
22 BACK TO KIRRIN ISLAND!
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用户评价

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