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Original Title: The Secret Island
ISBN: 1841351415 (ISBN13: 9781841351414)
Edition Language: English
Series: The Secret
Series: #1, Die Arnoldkinder #1
Characters: Nora, Peggy, Mike, Jack
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The Secret Island (The Secret Series #1) Hardcover | Pages: 164 pages
Rating: 4.19 | 3606 Users | 143 Reviews

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Four runaways, Mike, Peggy, Nora and Jack, find a secret hiding place—a deserted island on a lovely lake. They build a willow-tree house, make their beds of heather and bracken, and grow their own vegetables. And Jack even manages to bring his cow, Daisy, and some hens to the island for fresh milk and eggs every day! But one day invaders come to the secret island...

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Title:The Secret Island (The Secret Series #1)
Author:Enid Blyton
Book Format:Hardcover
Book Edition:Special Edition
Pages:Pages: 164 pages
Published:June 1st 2002 by Award Publications (first published 1938)
Categories:Childrens. Adventure. Fiction

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Ratings: 4.19 From 3606 Users | 143 Reviews

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I came to the "secret" series late, but I think this may be one of my new favorite children's adventure books. It was different from the other adventure series because the main characters, four children, actually run away in the book, which leads them to their adventures.Three siblings are forced to live with their cruel aunt and uncle, who work them to the bone, after their pilot parents go missing. They befriend an orphaned neighbor boy and the four of them hatch a plot to run away from their

That was not my first time reading it. I remembered liking the Malay version of the book that I borrowed back in the days when I was in the elementary school (and that was 15 years ago!), "Pulau Rahsia".I had read the story over and over again, that I knew very well what was going to happen next. Ahh, reminiscing childhood had never felt so good!Only later in high school, I had a chance to get myself the English version of it. After scrambling through my old things, I finally reunited with my

I've read some Enid Blyton in my childhood but never got the chance to read The Secret Island. Always wanted to but never did until now, when I'm almost twenty-one, in university, trying very much to do some adulting, failing.The Secret Island is a tale of four children who run away from home to live on an island and boy oh boy do they live! These kids have better survival skills than Bear Grylls apparently.I loved reading the story. It was light, fun and cute.

When I was a child, I Read and Reread The Secret Island and its sequels for years. (The Secret Mountain is actual the third I think).As with many reviewers, with The Secret Island I fantasized doing the same thing. Three siblings and a friend run away to secret island. Adventures abound. One of Enid Blyton's best series. : likely a bit dated now but what a fun read!I have just reread the books in the series as an adult. These books were written in the 1940s, so perspectives, behaviors portrayed

Pure nostalgia! I loved this book as a child, and I still love it now. A tale of self-sufficiency for four runaway children. A bit sexist by today's standards, but very enjoyable never-the-less.

When I was younger, I often fantasised about the notion of running away and leaving everything behind. I also loved (and love!) the idea of going on an adventure, so I could relate to Jack, Mike, Peggy and Nora. Despite all my imaginings, however, I had never once dared to actually put my thoughts into action, so I was really impressed by these kids courage! And wow, how well they managed their own little island. They had a leader, they built their own home, they hunted for food, they raised

At first I wasn't so keen on reading it, it sounded like just another story were people find something secrete and hide it under their bed, someone then finds out, but then understands, but the secret island was different, I really enjoyed it!
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