Fatty for the win!

Yikes, I don't how I managed to do that- I normally check in the relevant book to make sure I'm not spouting nonsense, as I can't remember every detail from every Blyton book I have ever read, but I seem to have forgotten to do that this time.

I don't understand why you have made this list, picking out the people that have joined but have not posted immediately. I am included in it and the reason that I didn't post in the first month that I joined was because I wanted to get a 'feel' for the forum and the people on it. (All of which I hav...

I'm reading Captain W.E Johns's Biggles books in chronological order. (Well the ones I've got anyway.) I'm currently on Biggles and the Black Raider.

I was born in the 90's

Sunday

I just got the Circus of Adventure so I might read the Adventure series instead, as I've read all of the Sevens before...

I'm currently reading a Biggles book, but I'll be moving onto the Secret Seven in chronological order before too long.

I like the Dean and Sons too. If there's a Blyton book that I already I have I tend not to buy it, but I make an exception for the books by this publisher in hardback.

I agree Michael, the foods tend to be delicous, but the way Enid describes them makes them twice as good. The Five wouldn't just eat a gingerbread, they'd devour a dark sticky slab of of the stuff. On the other hand, if I'd added the description for every food I'd still be typing in a months time!

Hi, I just bought 'The Circus of Adventure' as well as 'The Secret of Moon Castle' and 'The Mystery That Never Was'.

St Clare's in my opinion, simply because I prefer the supporting characters. Bill is the only one I would choose if I picked my favourites from both series, whereas I'd go for nearly all of the St Clare's girls. I also prefer the dual storyline of both Pat and Isabel (although I understand this may ...

Get Into Trouble for me. I think one of the darkest books and features the best 'baddies' (Rookie, Perton, Hunchie) as well as some good supporting friends of the Five (Agnes, Richard). It has a good plot and climax and features some of Julian's best lines out of all of the FF books. A close second ...

I absolutely agree. I detested him when I first read the FF and still do- for the reasons you put down, but mostly for the air of superiority that I feel he displayed towards the others. He didn't even give them a chance to say what they would do; instead what HE said was what they did. George, I fe...

I'm going as Susie and I'm going to make sure any of the Seven make it to the party at ALL COSTS.