Famous Five: Five on Finniston Farm

Famous Five, Book 18

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Famous Five: Five on Finniston Farm

By: Enid Blyton

Narrated by: Sarah Greene

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Julian, Dick, Anne, George and Timmy the dog find excitement and adventure wherever they go in Enid Blyton's most popular series.

In book 18, the Famous Five hunt for the lost dungeons of a ruined castle on Finniston Farm. The friends are determined to find them, and whatever they hide, but they are not alone.

Can the Famous Five get there first?

Enid BlytonSarah GreeneHodder Children'sFamous Five

Action & Adventure

Classics

Literature & Fiction

Mysteries

Mystery & Suspense

Fiction

Action & Adventure Classics Literature & Fiction Mysteries Mystery & Suspense Fiction

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I first visited this book about thirty years ago when I bought a double cassette copy which, being around two hours fifteen minutes, was abridged and what a joy it was to visit the full unabridged book for the first time. Quite a few people have found Sarah Greene to be a rather bad narrator, but though not perhaps up to Jan Francis, I found her reading to be very much enjoyable. I remember I was in fits of laughter when I first heard the abridged copy when George took Junior his breakfast and the meeting including Henning, Durlston, Grandad, William Finniston and the rest at the end was fantastic. One thing's for sure, when I'm finished the final book I won't be able to resist revisiting the series.