Classics/Modern classics
The Six Bad Boys (Enid Blyton: Family Adventures)
by Enid Blyton
This is one of Enid Blyton's most moving stories, and it gives children a lot to think about. Tom and Bob are unhappy at home, and they wish their families were as happy as the Mackenzies next door. They start spending time with a gang called the Four Terrors, who meet in a cellar under an old ruined house. It feels safe down there at first, but soon the boys find themselves in real trouble.
- Age
- 8–12
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 222
- Publisher
- HACHETTE
- Reading level
- Easy
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