On a plate lay seven ginger biscuits and one big dog biscuit. That was for Scamper, their golden spaniel. He sat with his eyes on the plate, as if he was afraid his biscuit might jump off and disappear! “Here come the others,” said Peter, looking out of the window. “Yes—Colin—George—Barbara—Pam and Jack. And you and I make the Seven.”

‘Pam, Colin, Jack, Barbara, George, you and me—that’s the seven—the Secret Seven. It sounds nice, doesn’t it?’. The Seven Society was one that Peter and Janet had invented.

«Pam, Colin, Jack, Barbara, George, you and me – that’s the seven – the Secret Seven. It sounds nice, doesn’t it?» The Secret Seven Society was one that Peter and Janet had invented. They thought it was great fun to have a little band of boys and girls who knew the password, and who wore the badge – a button with S.S. on.

Enid Blyton Go Ahead, Secret Seven One Susie is most annoying PETER was going home from school one afternoon, swinging his satchel, when someone came running behind him and bumped into him. He dropped his bag and almost fell over. He looked round crossly, expecting it to be George or Colin. But it wasn’t. It was Susie with her

Good Old Secret Seven A meeting is called One morning after school, Peter went to find his sister Janet. 'Hey, Janet!' he said. 'I'm calling a Secret Seven meeting for tomorrow morning. Jack's uncle has given him a lovely present, and he wants all the Seven to share it.' 'What is it?' asked Janet. 'A game of some sort?' 'No.

The Secret Seven felt sure she was right. Susie picked up the beautiful plane and went out of the front gate. ‘ I’ll carry it for you,' said Peter. 'I'm sure it's too heavy for you!' Susie laughed in her usual annoying way. 'What you really mean is that you're longing to carry it yourself so that everyone we meet will

On a plate lay seven ginger biscuits and one big dog biscuit. That was for Scamper, their golden spaniel. He sat with his eyes on the plate, as if he was afraid his biscuit might jump off and disappear! “Here come the others,” said Peter, looking out of the window. “Yes—Colin—George—Barbara— Pam and Jack. And you and I make the Seven.”

'I don't see much sense in calling a Secret Seven meeting,' said Janet to Peter. 'There's really nothing to discuss - no adventure or mystery anywhere - and I did want to finish reading my book.' 'We haven't had a meeting for three weeks,' said Peter.

'Do the Secret Seven want to make themselves really useful?' he asked. 'Because I've just read something in my paper that may be right up their street!' 'Oh, Dad - what?' cried Peter, and Janet put down her egg-spoon and looked at him expectantly. 'It's about a girl who's run away from home,' said their father, looking at his paper.

" Our Secret Seven is the best in the world—why, just think of the things we've done and the adventures we've had! I bet we'll have another one soon." "I bet you won't," said Susie, annoyingly. "You've been meeting in that shed at the bottom of Peter and Janet's garden for weeks now—and there isn't even the smell of a mystery!

'What with exams and one thing and an¬other all the Secret Seven have forgotten about the Society. I haven't thought a word about it for at least three weeks. Gosh - what's the password?' 'Oh, Janet - you haven't forgotten that surely?' said Peter. 'You tell me,' said Janet, but Peter wouldn't. 'You don't know it yourself!' said Janet.

2020年3月22日 · Enid Blyton’s Secret Seven adventures are her most exciting and mysterious stories. The Secret Seven are Peter, Janet, Pam, Colin, George, Jack, and Barbara, helped of course by Scamper, and in this book a young visitor to their tree-house in the woods leads them to a mystery whose clues are—red pillow, , Emma Lane, Thursday the 25th.

«Pam, Colin, Jack, Barbara, George, you and me – that's the seven – the Secret Seven. It sounds nice, doesn't it?» The Secret Seven Society was one that Peter and Janet had invented. They thought it was great fun to have a little band of boys and girls who knew the password, and who wore the badge – a button with S.S. on.

SECRET SEVEN #02 - SECRET SEVEN ADVENTURE ENID BLYTON Chapter One. A Secret Seven meeting. The Secret Seven Society was having its usual weekly meeting. Its meeting place was down in the old shed at the bottom of the garden belonging to Peter and Janet. On the door were the letters S.S. painted in green. Peter and Janet were in the shed, waiting.

The Secret Seven - Enid Blyton The Seven have a secret password, a badge, and a secret headquarters in a garden shed. The Seven are led by Peter and include Peter's sister Janet, and their friends Jack, Colin, George, Pam and Barbara.

2020年11月16日 · All the books are about the same seven children and their dog, Scamper, and each book is complete in itself. I hope you will like this one as much as you like all the others. Good Work Secret Seven! First published in 1954 by Brockhampton Press. Text of this edition from the 1964 impression of that edition. That Awful Susie! Oh, What a Pity!

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A shock for the Secret Seven IN the evening Peter and Janet telephoned to the other members of the Secret Seven, and told them about the meeting, and the enormous tin of chocolate biscuits.

Enid Blyton — who later in life confessed that the character of George was modelled on herself — originally intended to write a short series of six books featuring The Famous Five, but ultimately ended up writing one a year for twenty-one years. Blyton’s publisher, Hodder & Stoughton, first used the term ‘The Famous Five’ in

The real Secret Seven must be grandparents by now. I wonder what their grandchildren think when they read the Secret Seven books. I hope that they enjoy them all and I hope that you do, too. With love from a : etal, OA — Gillian (standing) with her sister Imogen and their mother, Enid Blyton © photo National Magazine Company