Enid blytons mysteries series 6 books set collection children classic books

1. The Mystery of the Burnt Cottage: These book sneakers off the sequence and present the primary figures along with a lot of others. My mental picture of Mr. Goon, the regional police officer, is fairly well fleshed out from having study the whole sequence when I was younger, but he only has a bit aspect in the first guide and hasn't been completely noticed.

2. The Mystery of the Disappearing Cat: The second mystery in the series is better than the first in some ways. Blyton seems more confident with her main characters here, who take on the sort of personalities and traits we're familiar with. It's almost like Burnt Cottage was a pilot episode, with the series really getting started with book two, Disappearing Cat.

3. The Mystery of the Secret Room: The third in the Mystery series is where Fatty really starts to take investigator duty seriously. The concentrate of the first six sections is Fatty investing all his wallet cash on disguises: a number of hairpieces, several couples of stick-on eye-brows, dentures, some cosmetics, and a cap. Normally Fatty tries out a cover on the other Find-Outers, and absolutely fools them with his "frightful French boy" act