This school story by Enid Blyton is set at Malory Towers, where the girls are returning for their second year. Their adventures are portrayed here in a simple manner suitable for young readers. This is one of six stories about the girls of Malory Towers.


After finishing this book I finally realised how much I missed reading Malory Towers. I've read the first, second and third book now and I absolutley love them to bits. Would definitly reccommed it to other readers!! 10/10

megsy800:

This school story by Enid Blyton is set at Malory Towers, where the girls are returning for their second year. Their adventures are portrayed here in a simple manner suitable for young readers. This is one of six stories about the girls of Malory Towers.


After finishing this book I finally realised how much I missed reading Malory Towers. I've read the first, second and third book now and I absolutley love them to bits. Would definitly reccommed it to other readers!! 10/10

I love Malory Towers! Am I too old to say that? 8-X

They whole series is great; I always wished there were more.

I loved these all as well when I was younger and all the St Clares ones as well

rudie:

I loved these all as well when I was younger and all the St Clares ones as well

Forgot about the St Clare ones. They were good as well but I think Malory Towers was just a wee bit better. I loved all Enid Blyton books.

I loved them too-and have been known to re-read them on an occasion, even now. Seem to recall a thread from sometime ago, when we were dicussing our "comfort" reads, and I opted for Malory. From horror to Malory, Megsy, you have an excellent range of reading mateial, which is fantastic.Arlene-you're never too old for Enid!

Ou of intrest are the St Clare's and the famous five books any good? I can't decide if I want to read them or not. 0000121

I loved Malory Towers when I was younger and also sweet valley high.
Megs St . Clares was great but I hated Famous Five

megsy800:

Ou of intrest are the St Clare's and the famous five books any good? I can't decide if I want to read them or not. 0000121

My Mum used to read the Famous Five when she was at school and she loved them. I haven't tried them or St Clare's (well, I did try St Clare's once when I was little, but I was too hooked on Malory Towers to give them a go!), but I loved the Secret Seven. I wanted to be in a cool club with club badges and secret investigations. I STILL want that! 0000121

As an alternative to the famous five, Arthur Ransome's "Swallows and Amazons" would be worth considering.

Wow, Malory Towers, I loved them all. Spent my childhood reding everything I could find in the library and Enid Blyton was always available. I too enjoyed the St Clare's and Secret Seven but could never get into Famous Five books, though my sister enjoyed them yet I was (and still am!) much more of a reader.

I loved all of them, and Famous 5 worth a go, definitely. They're quite old fashioned now but brilliant all the same.

I have a friend who went to boarding school and she said they did play lacrosse, have midnight feasts and sneak out at night so I now know Malory Towers was all true!!

I love malory towers! And St Clares and The Famous Five! Was never a big fan of the Secret Seven though!
And I went to boarding school, played lacrosse and had midnight feasts!!