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The Secret Seven are siblings Peter and Janet, and Jack, Barbara, Pam, Colin and George. Together they are The Secret Seven – ready to solve any mystery, any time. Books 7-9 in Enid Blyton’s classic series are brought together in this three-book collection.
Book 7: Secret Seven Win Through (first published in 1955)
The Seven have a fantastic new hiding place. But someone else is using it at night – and it’s Jack’s little sister Susie who helps them catch the intruder.
Book 8: Three Cheers, Secret Seven (first published in 1956)
Peter and Jack see a gas-fire alight in one of the rooms when they search for their lost aeroplane in the garden of an abandoned house. Who is hiding there and why?
Book 9: Secret Seven Mystery (first published in 1957)
A girl runs away from home – and it’s up to the Seven to find her! Jack’s little sister Susie is up to her usual tricks – but she can’t put the Seven off the trail of clues!
This collection features the original black and white illustrations throughout.
Book 7: Secret Seven Win Through (first published in 1955)
The Seven have a fantastic new hiding place. But someone else is using it at night – and it’s Jack’s little sister Susie who helps them catch the intruder.
Book 8: Three Cheers, Secret Seven (first published in 1956)
Peter and Jack see a gas-fire alight in one of the rooms when they search for their lost aeroplane in the garden of an abandoned house. Who is hiding there and why?
Book 9: Secret Seven Mystery (first published in 1957)
A girl runs away from home – and it’s up to the Seven to find her! Jack’s little sister Susie is up to her usual tricks – but she can’t put the Seven off the trail of clues!
This collection features the original black and white illustrations throughout.
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