A stolen suitcase of blueprints on an island far out to sea leads the four children into another exciting adventure. Can they thwart the evil schemes of a group of ruthless smugglers?

Amelia Jane has an uncanny knack for getting herself into mischief and into trouble with the rest of the toys in the playroom – from hiding under a big pile of alphabet blocks to painting the poor toy sailor’s face green! But when a big heart and adventurous spirit is what’s needed to rescue everyone, Amelia is the rag doll to do it!

In book four, there’s a new boy in Elizabeth’s class. He’s sulky and grumpy and he’ll do anything to show Elizabeth up. She means to keep her temper, but it’s not so easy for someone who was once the naughtiest girl in the school …

Upper Fourth at Malory Towers is the fourth book of the Malory Towers series, written by Enid Blyton. Darrell return to Malory Towers for the fourth year with her sister, Felicity. Jean MacDonald has moved up to the fifth and Darrell is the head of the form. This year they are joined by two new girls — the Batten twins, Ruth and Connie, that look nonidentical and the girls quickly learn that they have very different personalities too. The third new girl is Clarissa Carter. Clarissa arrives to school late, allowing Gwendoline Lacey to twig to the fact that she is an ‘Honorable’.

When the local PC starts receiving strange anonymous notes he calls in the Five-Find-Outers to discover their author. However the subsequent discovery leads to greater things as the gang stumble across a diamond robbery. The fourteenth part of the MYSTERY series.

Kitty Flaherty is joining the third form, along with her pet goat McGinty. The girls know this term is going to be full of fun, but it’s also full of upset when Pat misses the first few weeks, thanks to a broken arm, and another new girl, Amanda, seizes the opportunity to become Isabel’s best friend.

St. Clare’s boarding-school has some interesting newcomers. Claudine, a French girl, causes great excitement by doing and saying exactly what she likes, and Eileen, whose mother is the new matron

The St. Clare’s girls are now in the fifth form, shortly to go up into the sixth, but they are not too old for tricks and escapades, jokes and excitement. Especially amusing is French girl Antoinette who, like her sister Claudine, doesn’t always understand the ways of St. Clare’s.

In book two a priceless pearl necklace goes missing. The Secret Seven are first off the mark to catch the thief. Why? Because they saw him making his escape! Now all they have to do is find the necklace…

Solve the mystery!

Is something mysterious happening at Tigger’s Barn? Peter thinks it’s a hoax. Then Jack overhears an extraordinary conversation which leads the Seven on a trail of adventure.

In book six, Peter and Janet are the only witnesses when a car is stolen. They saw the thieves, and now the whole of the Secret Seven are involved. But when they realise they’re on the trail of a dangerous gang, the Seven don’t feel quite so brave.

Have they taken on too much this time?

When Peter and Jack go looking for their lost model aeroplane in an old abandoned house, they find a lit fire in one of the rooms. So who is living there, and why? It looks like the Secret Seven have another interesting case to solve.

Part of the Secret Seven series, the book narrates one of the many adventures of the Secret Seven, a detective community made up of a group of children. Peter, Janet, Barbara, Jack, Pam, George and Colin make up the secret seven society and with peter as the leader of this group. The book narrates a particular case they encounter when a young girl named Elizabeth Sonning, accused of stealing money from her mistress, disappears. The gang comes together to study the situation. They split up looking for clues Peter and Jack head over to Elizabeth’s grandmother’s house, Barbara and Pam take to searching the woods, Colin decides to check out the barns and shelters in the neighbourhood, while George and Janet investigate the stables nearby enquiring about Elizabeth being spotted there.

At the grandmother’s house, Peter and Jack meet Mrs. Wardle who informs them of food and rugs that mysteriously disappear every night, while Tom, a stable boy at the Warner stable recollects to George and Janet about seeing someone around matching Elizabeth’s description. The gang heads back and groups in to discuss and understand their findings.
Meanwhile Jack’s sister Susie discovers some clippings of the girl in Jack’s room. Ever jealous of the Seven and determined to outfox them someday, Susie is on her quest to find Elizabeth before the detective gang. Will the gang be able to solve this mystery?