Five Go To Mystery Moor
Book 13

I'm not saying that the Five's parents are the world's worst parents ... they barely qualify as parents at all. The kids are shunted almost directly from boarding school to unsupervised vacation. I'm not sure Anne spends more than a week in the company of her parents between the ages of 10 and 21. Ju......more

I'm showing my age when I say read this book years ago and it was an earlier edition. I remember distinctly my teacher, cane behind his back to ensure a quiet classroom, opening his desk drawer and taking out the first book in this series. Not sure why he thought he needed a cane because when he sta......more

This is an enjoyable read. The Five are staying at a stables for the holidays. There's another girl pretending to be a boy and as you can imagine George is not happy. They don't hit it off at all. The Five end up camping on the moors. A gypsy camp nearby, a dense mist, a strange light and an airplan......more

I dont know how Enid Blyton managed to know just what children wanted to read about, even in this day and age the books hold a wonderful fascination to children. They read of the Famous Five who could go off and have fantastic exciting adventures and not have any interference from adults. These book......more

Julian, Dick, and Anne, George and Timmy are at a "farm with horse riding". George is bored and is displeased with another girl-who-dresses-like-boy named Henry (or Henrietta). Where they meet Sniffer a gypsy boy who is ill-treated by his dad. And they learn about the mystery or misty ( as it was ca......more