Looking for something?
-
Recent Posts
-
Join 1,492 other subscribers
Blogroll
- Enid Blyton.net
- Georgina Hargreaves Author and Illustrator
- Marcus Harris Official Website
- The Cave of Books
- The Enid Blyton Club Facebook Group
- The Enid Blyton Society Forums
- The Enid Blyton Society Journal
- World of Blyton Facebook
- World of Blyton Fanfiction
- World of Blyton Pinterest
- World of Blyton Twitter
- Audio Books and Audio Dramatisations Blog talk Blyton in the media Blyton on TV Book reviews Characters Crafts Enid Blyton Fan fiction Food and recipes General bookishness Illustrations and artwork Locations Magazines Nature Other Authors Personal Experiences Plot Devices Poetry Purchases Reading Recommendations Seasonal Toys and Games Updating Blyton's Books Vintage Style
Twitter Updates
- 70s Famous Five TV Series
- 90s Famous Five TV Series
- Anatoly Petrov
- Aunt Allie
- Bill Cunningham
- Bill Smugs
- Christmas
- Cunningham and Petrov
- Darrell Rivers
- David Morton
- Doing
- Eileen Soper
- Enid Blyton's Magazine
- Five on a Treasure Island
- George Kirrin
- If you like Blyton
- Jemima Rooper
- Jennifer Thanisch
- Julian Kirrin
- Laura Petela
- Letters page
- Malory Towers
- Marco Williamson
- Monday
- Monthly round up
- Noddy
- Paul Child
- Reading
- Round Up
- Sally Hope
- St Andrews
- St Clare's
- The Adventure Series
- The Barney Mysteries
- The Castle of Adventure
- The Famous Five
- The Five Find-Outers
- The Island of Adventure
- The Marsh of Adventure
- The Missing Papers: A St Andrews Adventure
- The Mountain of Adventure
- The Mystery of the Missing Children
- The Naughtiest Girl
- The Sea of Adventure
- The Secret Island
- The Secret Series
- The Secret Seven
- The Valley of Adventure
- Updated Text
- Watching
Blog Stats
- 1,226,719 hits
Tag Archives: The Sea of Adventure
The Sea of Adventure – TV tie in novel
Last year I read and reviewed the Island of Adventure TV tie in novel, and it was about as dire as I expected. I mean, the source material, the 1990s TV series was pretty terrible so it would have been … Continue reading
Monday #433
Although I usually write these posts on a Sunday evening today it’s already Monday morning. I’ve had to debate with myself over what I’ll write for Wednesday – my plan had been to review Five Go to Billycock Hill. However … Continue reading
Posted in Blog talk
Tagged five go t, July, Monday, Stuart Tresilian, The Sea of Adventure
2 Comments
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent epilogue
Last time Anatoly, Bentley and Thompson got their orders to collect Horace’s boat and return to the mainland. Chapter 25 – epilogue As it happened, Anatoly did get his chance to pilot the boat. Bentley decided that if they took … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 24
Last time Bill and the children escaped the enemy only to end up with their boat caught on some rocks. Chapter 24 As the sun rose on Bill and the children a few miles away, Anatoly, Thompson and Bentley were … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 23
Last time Jack and Philip rescued Bill from the enemies’ boat. Again, much of this dialogue is straight from the book. Chapter 23 Jack, the sensible boy that he was asked if they ought to use the oars to row … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 22
Last time the agents found the children’s camp site, their puffin hole, the remains of their signal fire and Anatoly found a stub of pencil that proved Bill had been on that island. You should hopefully recognise most of the … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 21
Last time Anatoly, Bentley and Thompson found Puffin Island along with several clues that someone had been there recently. Chapter 21 Anatoly plucked the paper from Bentley’s fingers and examined it as the other man hauled himself out of the … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 20
Last time Bill and Horace were marched out of their shack and ended up below deck on a boat. Chapter 20 The next morning, Anatoly, Bentley and Thompson packed up and boarded their boat again. They had decided on their … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 19
Last time Bill and Horace had an interesting conversation. Chapter 19 After they combed the rest of the wreckage Bentley ordered them to take a short break. There were no signs that anyone else had been on the beach, nor … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 18
Last time Anatoly and his team found some of the wreckage from the Lucky Star and Bill met Horace Tipperlong. Chapter 18 For a few minutes after the men had left them Bill and Horace sat in silence. Bill was … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 17
Last time Anatoly retrieved one of the children’s tents from up a tree and they began to wonder just what had become of Bill and the Mannering-Trents. Chapter 17 They searched as long as they dared, up until they struggled … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 16
Last time Anatoly, Bentley and Thompson discovered their boat had developed a fault leaving them stranded on their search. They also spotted something unusual on a distant island, making the need to get moving all the more pressing! Chapter 16 … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 15
Last time Anatoly, Bentley and Thompson visited the cliff-island the children first visited and found some signs of recent human habitation, but no children and no Bill of course. Chapter 15 After they finding their first clues as to where … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 14
Last time Anatoly, Bentley and Thompson survived their night with the chickens and started their search properly. Chapter 14 They had managed to get dried and dressed again before they reached the next island and both Anatoly and Thompson were … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 13
Last time the search and rescue team ignored the fisherman’s warning and ran into a bit of trouble. Chapter 13 It took Anatoly a long time to get to sleep, he kept wondering where Bill was and how he was … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 12
Last time Anatoly and his colleagues reached their first Scottish island and met the same fisherman that Bill and the children did on their first day at sea. Chapter 12 Bentley skirted the east side of the fisherman’s island for … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 11
Last time Bill had his first interrogation and Anatoly, Pete Bentley and Thompson set off on a search and rescue mission. Chapter 11 On the harbour Henty stood by Bennett. “Interesting choice to send into the lion’s den,” he remarked, … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 10
Last time Bill got to grips with his captivity and Anatoly paired up with a couple of familiar faces from their adventure in the Austrian valley the year before. Chapter 10 Some time later the door to the shack was … Continue reading
Fan fic Friday: Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 9
Last time the SIS put together a search team and Bill woke up in a shack. Chapter 9 Bill felt his consciousness drifting away like a boat on the sea as the energy he had pulled together left him. He … Continue reading
Monday #388
The Naughtiest Girl Saves the Day by Anne Digby and Cunningham and Petrov: The Mystery of the Missing Agent chapter 9 “They’re a’ daft. Wasting a fine boat like yon, looking for bairds. Bairds! When there’s good fish to be got! Well, … Continue reading