Book Summary:
In The River of Adventure, the final book in Enid Blyton's Adventure series, siblings Philip, Dinah, Lucy-Ann, and their friend Jack (along with his clever parrot, Kiki) find themselves embarking on an unexpected and dangerous journey in the Middle East.
The children set out on what should be a relaxing holiday, cruising down a peaceful river with their friend and guardian Bill. But their trip takes a mysterious turn when they discover clues leading to a lost civilization and an ancient treasure hidden deep within a network of underground caves.
As the group ventures further into unknown territory, they encounter thieves, secret maps, and unexpected dangers. The children must rely on their courage, intelligence, and teamwork to uncover the truth and stay out of harm’s way.
The book is filled with suspense, exotic settings, and the thrilling sense of discovery that defines the whole Adventure series.
About the Author:
Enid Blyton (1897–1968) was one of the most beloved and prolific British children’s authors. She wrote over 600 books, including famous series like:
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The Famous Five
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The Secret Seven
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Malory Towers
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The Adventure Series
Her books are known for their themes of friendship, exploration, mystery, and child-led adventure. Blyton's stories have inspired generations of young readers and remain popular worldwide.
