Famous Five Colour Short Stories- Georges Hair Is Too Long

Famous Five Colour Short Stories- Georges Hair Is Too Long is a standalone paperback edition that brings Enid Blyton's beloved gang—Julian, Dick, Anne, George, and Timmy the dog—back to curious readers with a sunlit, suspenseful mystery. In this complete, original 1955 tale, the adventure begins when George borrows a pair of scissors, and the Famous Five find themselves tangled with burglars while the others enjoy ice cream. Perfect for young readers who crave brisk, brave adventures with warmth and humor, this book captures the enduring spirit of the Famous Five for a new generation. Written in Blyton's clear, inviting voice, the story unfolds in accessible chapters that move with a brisk, page-turning pace. This edition pairs the original text with fresh, vibrant illustrations by Jamie Littler, bringing the classic trio of friends and their loyal dog to life in bold color and charm. The reading experience blends suspense, teamwork, and gentle humor, making it easy to follow along whether you read aloud with a child or let young readers dive in on their own. Readers will meet clues, clever plans, and the power of friendship as the children work together to outsmart the burglars and keep their day safe. This delightful edition sits nicely in the Famous Five Short Story Collection, inviting both longtime fans and newcomers to experience Blyton’s timeless magic. Complete, original 1955 text of Georges Hair Is Too Long Fresh, vibrant illustrations by Jamie Littler Standalone paperback edition for easy gifting and collection Short, chaptered format ideal for reading sessions Themes of teamwork, courage, and clever problem-solving Perfect for fans of Enid Blyton and readers new to the series After finishing Famous Five Colour Short Stories- Georges Hair Is Too Long, readers gain a warm sense of achievement and a renewed love for classic adventure. The story fuels imagination, celebrates brave teamwork, and invites young minds to carry that curiosity into every day, long after the last page is turned.