A classic adventure that puts its young characters in genuine danger and trusts them to find their own way out. The Sea of Adventure is one of the strongest entries in Blyton's series, and the remote island setting gives the story a tension that holds up on every re-read.
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It is the fourth book in Enid Blyton's Adventure series. Bill takes Philip, Dinah, Lucy-Ann, and Jack on a trip to the Northern Isles. When Bill is kidnapped, the children are left stranded on a deserted coast, where they must outwit an unknown enemy and find a way to rescue him.
The four children are Philip, Dinah, Lucy-Ann, and Jack. They are accompanied by Kiki, Jack's parrot. Bill Cunningham, a friend of the family, is the adult who is kidnapped early in the story.
Yes. It is the fourth book in the Adventure series. The books can be read in any order, but reading them chronologically gives a fuller picture of the characters and their previous adventures.
It is written for children roughly ages 8 to 12. The language is accessible, the chapters are short, and the plot moves quickly enough to hold the attention of young readers.
This edition has 272 pages. It is a paperback published by Macmillan Children's Books in 2014. The ISBN is 9781447262787.
