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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

The Secret Island (The Secret Series #1) Hardcover | Pages: 164 pages

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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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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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This one of Enid Blyton's series I'd never even heard of before but I found it on the internet and managed to snag a couple of fairly good condition hardbacks.This time the children are 3 siblings and a "wild" child who is adopted at the end of this book. The 3 siblings are mistreated by their aunt and uncle when their parents disappear on a plane trip to Australia. The wild child Jack has no parents and his grandfather is retiring away somewhere so they all decide to run away to an island in a

I read this while ago and still remember the story. I'm not a die-hard fan of Blyton but she never fails to entertain me. The books I read on the Secret Series, I think I enjoyed than the Famous Five series.

One of my absolute favourite childhood books and it didn't disappoint again with this reread at the age of 31!



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.

Fabulous children's book and a good antidote to some of the other books I've been reading lately

My mother was a great reader, who used to receive books for birthday and Christmas presents. One of her favourites was her copy of "The Secret Island", which she looked after well and let me have when I was little. This started my Enid Blyton phase and I treasured the book so much. One of the reasons may have been that I was lucky enough to have an uncle who owned a farm, with a small inhabitable island. I spent all my childhood summers there, so I could imagine myself running off to live on