Enid Blyton'S Famous 5 On The Case:Case Files 9 & 10

Two brisk mysteries for young readers who love adventure, clever clues, and teamwork—Enid Blyton's Famous 5 On The Case: Case Files 9 & 10 brings together two standalone tales in a single paperback. Perfect for kids who enjoy puzzle-solving with familiar friends, this collection is written for readers ages 7–12 who crave light-hearted suspense, curiosity, and a dash of old-fashioned charm. In this double-helpful flip-book, each tale has its own front cover, inviting a satisfying flip-and-read experience. The Case of the Defective Detective follows a sharp teen sleuth as the pressure tests the Famous 5’s friendship and wits, delivering a playful challenge about fairness and collaboration. The Case of Allie’s Really Very Bad Singing centers on Allie, a TV talent-show hopeful, inviting readers to tease apart appearances from truth and to cheer for clever clues over flashy spectacle. The stories move with brisk pacing, crisp dialogue, and that comforting, adventurous tone that Blyton fans expect. Written in accessible language with clear clues and friendly stakes, these mysteries reward observation and deduction without losing warmth or humor. Readers will enjoy spotting red herrings, piecing together motive, and savoring the teamwork that always saves the day. Whether you’re new to the Famous 5 or revisiting this beloved universe, the two adventures in Case Files 9 & 10 offer quick, satisfying journeys that feel teamwork-minded and timeless. Two complete mysteries in one paperback Each story features its own front cover for flip-and-read fun Engaging clues, twists, and teamwork among familiar friends Brisk, tween-friendly pacing with clear, confident narration Classic Enid Blyton charm that fans of the Famous 5 adore After finishing Enid Blyton's Famous 5 On The Case: Case Files 9 & 10, readers gain a knack for observation, a trust in friends, and a spark of curiosity that lingers long after the last page. The adventures encourage thinking differently, celebrate collaboration, and leave a warm sense of curiosity that invites the next mystery.