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Kembali saya membaca Pasukan Mau Tahu lagi. Pada buku kedua ini, seperti yang digambarkan oleh sinopsis diatas, mereka mencoba membantu Lady Chandling tetangga mereka yang kaya. Disini saya semakin menyenangi karakter Fatty, yang meskipun sok tahu, suka pamer, dan senang 'membantah', namun ia sungguh sayang kepada Bets, anggota Pasukan Mau Tahu yang paling muda. Pasukan mau tahu yang terdiri dari Fatty, Bets, Pip, Larry dan Daisy dan pelengkap adalah anjing Fatty, Buster kali ini memulai misteri mereka dengan pura-pura menyamar sebagai anak-anak bangsawan saudara dari Pangeran Asing dari Negara Tetarua yang kebetulan sedang ikut berkemah di Peterswood. 0 Komentar untuk 'Download Gratis Ebook PDF Pasukan Mau Tahu: Misteri Hilangnya Kucing Siam - Enid Blyton ' Request Ebook PDF. Nama Email * Pesan * Laporkan Link Bermasalah. Nama Email * Pesan * Info Update Ebook Terbaru. Ebook Terpopuler.
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Kucing Siam Lady Chandling hilang. Padahal kucing itu amat mahal harganya dan sudah berkali-kali memenangkan perlombaan. Luke, sahabat Pasukan Mau Tahu, dituduh sebagai pencurinya. Tentu saja Pasukan Mau Tahu tak mau tinggal diam. Mereka segera beraksi untuk menemukan pencuri yang sebenarnya..
Published 1981 by PT Gramedia (first published 1944)
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Oct 31, 2017Lady Clementina ffinch-ffarowmore rated it really liked it · review of another edition Shelves: enid-blyton, children-s-literature, series, five-find-outers, cat, british, village, dog
Findouters Challenge: Book 2. This second book is set some months after the first and is the first of the two 'cat' titled findouters books. Bets is excited at Pip, Larry and Daisy coming home after three months away at school. In the meantime, Pip has received a letter from Fatty saying that his parents like Peterswood so much that they’ve bought a house there, so the Findouters will be together again. Pip and the others return to find that the Hiltons have a new neighbour, Lady Candling who ha..more
Oct 08, 2015Nandakishore Varma rated it really liked it · review of another edition
I did solve this mystery right out - as any kid with a brain that's halfway functioning will. However, the story was enjoyable all the same. I loved the bumbling P. C. Goon - idiot policemen were a staple of Malayalam movies in that era.
Jul 29, 2013Darsh added it · review of another edition
I decided to read this book because it recommended by one of my friend. This book fits in the ' a book with a male main character' no the bingo board. The most interesting character I found in this book was the cat because even when the book finished you couldn't solve the mystery of it because it kept on appering and disappering .My favorite quote from this book is 'what is wrong with this cat' beacuse that quotes shows the importance of the cat. Lastly from this book I have learned that there..more
Apr 10, 2019Abigail rated it liked it · review of another editionRecommends it for: Enid Blyton Fans / Middle-Grade Mystery Readers
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The second in Enid Blyton's fifteen-book Five Find-Outers and Dog series, which began publication in 1943, The Mystery of the Disappearing Cat returns readers to the village of Peterswood, where five young children - Larry, Daisy, Pip, Bets and Fatty - spend their school holidays solving mysteries. When their neighbor Lady Candling's valuable Siamese cat goes missing, suspicion falls on Luke, her fifteen-year-old under-gardener. The Find-Outers are convinced of his innocence, but will they be ab..more
Aug 06, 2018Shelley rated it really liked it · review of another edition
This was another really adorable story, with a charming cast of secondary characters -- I really liked their new friend Luke, who's kind and helpful even though he's kind of being abused by the adults in his life. -- Again, there's just that hint of darkness beyond the edges of the children's awareness in these books. I also liked that there was a different mystery trope explored here (an innocent party looks like the only credible suspect), rather than a rehash of the first book (misdirection!)..more
Aug 06, 2018Elaine rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
So sweet, I loved it!
May 26, 2018Izzy Smith rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
I liked it more then the first and I thought Bets seemed a bit more grown up.Also I liked there friend Luke.My favourite find-outers were Fatty and Bets and my favourite grown up or suspect was Miss Harmer.Its soooooo 5/5 stars!
Can't wait to read the next one!
Can't wait to read the next one!
Oct 19, 2015Karthik Ramakrishnan rated it really liked it · review of another edition
A fun, fast journey through the lives of the Five Find-Outers and Buster. This book is one that I remember almost nothing of and it seemed as if I was reading it for the first time. So it seemed more exciting than usual to read about how Fatty was being clever and pompous, how Bets was typically like herself and also had her own share of clever epiphanies, how Buster traipsed about happily and peeved Goon to no end; it is always fun to read Enid Blyton.
Dec 23, 2014Lourdes Calleja rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
This is what got me started reading in English ( I am Maltese, English is my second language) and this book is what I talked about in my English class, It is one of my favorites for sure :)
Mar 17, 2019Farseer rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Another very enjoyable mystery for kids, in the Agatha Christie tradition. Of course, the stakes are lower. The five children and their dog do not investigate murders, but lesser crimes, in this case the theft of a very valuable Siamese cat. I enjoyed it more than the first because, although watching the formation of the group of children is always a treat in the first book of Blyton's series, the stakes here were more personal, since the find-outers had befriended a poor but well-intentioned te..more
Apr 15, 2018Arush Nandakumar marked it as read-books · review of another edition
It is a good book full of mystery I felt this because this is my first book of mystery. I liked fatty's the best. The end was the best.
I am going to read the 5th book ' THE MYSTERY OF THE MISSING NECKLACE ',
because I didnt like the 3rd 'THE MYSTERY OF THE SECRET DOOR '. I didn't have the 4th one and I couldn't buy it too. So, I started the 5th one.
' Thank you for reading '
I am going to read the 5th book ' THE MYSTERY OF THE MISSING NECKLACE ',
because I didnt like the 3rd 'THE MYSTERY OF THE SECRET DOOR '. I didn't have the 4th one and I couldn't buy it too. So, I started the 5th one.
' Thank you for reading '
Jun 20, 2018Mansi Srivastava rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Overall, the second book of the series was nice. Though I found the story revolving around particular find-outer..more than a team work.
But no regrets in the storyline. The Mystery was unpredictable as for kids, and for me as well.
But no regrets in the storyline. The Mystery was unpredictable as for kids, and for me as well.
Jan 28, 2018Nicola rated it liked it · review of another edition
Jun 13, 2019Vidya rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Twist in the 'tail'
Sheer nostalgia to read this. Blyton never fails. The twist in the tail is nicely done - if a bit adult.
Sheer nostalgia to read this. Blyton never fails. The twist in the tail is nicely done - if a bit adult.
Nov 12, 2017Linli rated it really liked it · review of another edition
I think this was one of the first, if not the very first, chapter books I ever read. Love the Five Find-Outers and now my children enjoy them too.
Oct 27, 2018Jo rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Great read- my faves are still the Famous Five- I think these were for younger children but still highly entertaining
Mar 13, 2017Catherine Ryan rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Another childhood favourite now available as a ebook :-)
Mar 20, 2018Sean Harding rated it liked it · review of another edition
The second entry in the Five Find Outers and the mysteries in this series are stronger than the Secret Seven, however there is an odd relationship with the police here, and the idea of defeating Constable Goon rather than assisting him, and this is shown in the insertion of fake clues, of in reality obstructing the course of justice, for their own self-centred wants.
This may be a harsh summary, but it is fairly accurate.
As a Child I was a big fan of this series and it does have some good points..more
This may be a harsh summary, but it is fairly accurate.
As a Child I was a big fan of this series and it does have some good points..more
Dec 11, 2013Andy Blundell rated it really liked it · review of another edition
This was the first proper book that I read all by myself when I was a child. Though my copy was passed on to younger siblings (not before being re-read several times) and has probably long since disintegrated, I still have a great affection for this story.
This is the second of the stories featuring the group of children who call themselves the five find-outers. When a valuable Siamese cat disappears, their friend, Luke, the gardener's boy is blamed and they set out to find the real culprit.
On i..more
This is the second of the stories featuring the group of children who call themselves the five find-outers. When a valuable Siamese cat disappears, their friend, Luke, the gardener's boy is blamed and they set out to find the real culprit.
On i..more
Nov 15, 2012Kirsti rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
The second book in the series sees Fatty not be the overbearing character he turns into in the later books. Later on it seems as if he does all the clever things, but in the beginning it is a little more equal with even Bets being the one to spot the clues. I liked my cover for this book, featuring a wide eyed Siamese face above the running Find Outers below. Another fun book, and read very quickly due to the simple nature (plus I wanted to know if I was right with who had stolen the cat- I was!..more
Jul 14, 2016Jake Collins rated it liked it · review of another edition
Again, the characterisation is good but the 'detective' aspect of the story is rather inadequate and annoying - Bets actually solves the mystery in its entirety when they first examine the cat-house, but no one picks up on the significance of her remarks.
Any detective worth his salt would have taken what Bets said and started joining the dots from there, but the Five Find-Outers are quickly becoming exactly like the Secret Seven in their determination to fumble about in the dark for most of the..more
Any detective worth his salt would have taken what Bets said and started joining the dots from there, but the Five Find-Outers are quickly becoming exactly like the Secret Seven in their determination to fumble about in the dark for most of the..more
May 29, 2012Angie rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
I loved this book as a child, this particular copy was at my nana's house and when she passed away I kept it. Always nice to return to Enid Blyton. The Five Find-Outers and Dog were never quite as entertaining as the Famous Five but still fun nevertheless and this is a sweet yet simple mystery as were they all.
Jul 28, 2007Sondang rated it liked it
STOP, PMT and Lima Sekawan are great friends for every child back then, even an active one like me who like to run and jumped all over the place. These books surely kept me calm until the last page, and it brought smile to my parents too, seeing their little girl left her bicycle that have the possibility adding more scars in her knees :D
Sep 01, 2013Julie rated it really liked it · review of another edition
I enjoyed this more than the first in this series. Again, I was the winner in the 'who dunnit' competition!! The kids were amazed that I'd guessed the plot (again)! They also enjoyed this more that 'the burnt cottage'. We'll have a break before coming back to the next one.
Jan 24, 2014Mike rated it liked it · review of another edition
Have been re-reading these books from my childhood and enjoying the elements I didn't notice 40 years ago. I especially like the bit in this book when Luke introduces a new word to the children. Enid Blyton makes sure the word is repeated again and again for the reader. Good fun.
Dec 20, 2011Aikaterina rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
I really liked the way they found all the clues, both times the cat disappeared. I also enjoyed the way they found ways to get keys and other things they needed to solve the mystery without being seen by grown-ups.
Mar 31, 2011Christina *Cantarella* added it · review of another edition
Awww! Memories! XD
I read this when I was like..seven!
It's pretty good XP
I read this when I was like..seven!
It's pretty good XP
May 22, 2016Akshara Gnanendra rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Nothing like reading Enid Blyton as a little kid but even though the plot line is less thrilling now it is still a very sweet read :)
i think its in sum other language but i read d eng part and it was awesum.....
Sep 08, 2013Osarenren Ihaza rated it liked it · review of another edition
I was 13 when I read this book. It was the first real thriller/suspense I ever read. This book has a special place in my heart because it has come to influence the kinds of books I now frequent.
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Enid Mary Blyton (1897 - 1968) was an English author of children's books.
Born in South London, Blyton was the eldest of three children, and showed an early interest in music and reading. She was educated at St. Christopher's School, Beckenham, and - having decided not to pursue her music - at Ipswich High School, where she trained as a kindergarten teacher. She taught for five years before her 192..more
Born in South London, Blyton was the eldest of three children, and showed an early interest in music and reading. She was educated at St. Christopher's School, Beckenham, and - having decided not to pursue her music - at Ipswich High School, where she trained as a kindergarten teacher. She taught for five years before her 192..more
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Tanpa berkejap Ern, Sid dan Perce menatap keempat anak yang memakai pakaian aneh-aneh itu. Sedikit pun ketiganya tidak menduga bahwa Bets, Pip, Larry dan Daisy sebenarnya adalah anak Inggris biasa. Bets cepat-cepat memalingkan muka, karena takut terkikik.
“Kalian tentu sudah mendengar atau membaca kabar tentang Pangeran Bongawah, dari negara Tetarua,” kata Fatty serius. “In..more
“Kalian tentu sudah mendengar atau membaca kabar tentang Pangeran Bongawah, dari negara Tetarua,” kata Fatty serius. “In..more
Published September 2012 by Gramedia Pustaka Utama (first published January 1st 1951)
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Dec 08, 2015Anuradha rated it it was amazing · review of another editionRecommended to Anuradha by: Grandfather. Also Mom.
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I'm going to try and review books from my childhood everyday, hopefully, and what better way to start than Enid Blyton, the queen of children's novels. I'm starting with this particular book, because this was the first book of this series I read, and The Five Find-Outers series is my favourite of all of Blyton's works.
Enid Blyton reminds me of a time when the most of my worries was completing my homework on time. I read this book in my summer holidays, and I wanted to be there, in Peterswood, b..more
Enid Blyton reminds me of a time when the most of my worries was completing my homework on time. I read this book in my summer holidays, and I wanted to be there, in Peterswood, b..more
Oct 10, 2015Kavita rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
I think this book deserves five stars for this poem (or pome) alone ..
A pore old gardener said, Ah me!
My days is almost done,
I've got rheumatics in my knee,
And now its hard to run.
I've got a measle in my foot,
And chilblains on my nose,
And bless me if I haven't got
Pneumonia in my toes.
All my hair has fallen out,
My teeth have fallen in,
I'm really getting rather stout,
Although I'm much too thin.
My nose is deaf, my ears are dumb,
My tongue is tied in knots,
And now my barrow and my spade
Have all come..more
Dec 26, 2017Lady Clementina ffinch-ffarowmore added it · review of another editionA pore old gardener said, Ah me!
My days is almost done,
I've got rheumatics in my knee,
And now its hard to run.
I've got a measle in my foot,
And chilblains on my nose,
And bless me if I haven't got
Pneumonia in my toes.
All my hair has fallen out,
My teeth have fallen in,
I'm really getting rather stout,
Although I'm much too thin.
My nose is deaf, my ears are dumb,
My tongue is tied in knots,
And now my barrow and my spade
Have all come..more
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Findouters Challenge: Book 9. Pip and Bets have been without their friends in Peterswood for most of the summer vacation but with two weeks of holiday left, Larry and Daisy and Fatty return. Finding no “mystery” waiting to be solved by them, they decide to try their hand at disguises again this time using costumes Fatty picked up in Morocco. But when Ern surprises them by coming along, they take him in with their disguises, Bets pretending to be Princess Bongawee, the “sister” of Prince Bongawah..more
Apr 12, 2019Abigail rated it did not like it · review of another edition Shelves: holiday-adventures, childrens-mystery, childrens-fiction, romany
The ninth installment of Enid Blyton's fifteen-book Five Find-Outers and Dog series, in which a group of British schoolchildren spend their holidays playing detective, The Mystery of the Vanished Prince sees Fatty, Larry, Daisy, Pip and Bets once again in the midst of a mystery because of a practical joke. When Fatty manages to convince pompous police bobby Mr. Goon that Bets, dressed up in colorful, 'exotic' clothing, is actually the sister of an Indian prince known to be at camp nearby, he has..more
Jun 19, 2017Sherry Heather rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
had a good laugh at The Five Find Outers's joke at Mr. Goon at always 😂
Jun 24, 2018Bebe Phramthong rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
I liked this book a lot it was a good book very MYSTERIOUS and fun!I am totally looking forward to read more mysteries books from Enid Blyton he totally inspired me I like how he writes his books and his ideas a total recommended book to read. Hope you enjoy 😉 the booooook and a have fun reading time.❤❤❤❤👍..more
Dec 13, 2016Jake Collins rated it did not like it · review of another edition
Ill-conceived, xenophobic nonsense. The number of ridiculous assumptions and coincidences in the Find-Outers' investigation is far too high for me to engage with this story on any level.
Aug 24, 2017Catherine Ryan rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Another classic Blyton I remember reading in my childhood, now available on Kindle!
Jul 22, 2016Ruby Cox rated it liked it · review of another edition
I choose to read 'The mystery of the vanished Prince' because the previous book in the series was really interesting and had a good case to solve.
This book is about the five finder outers are on a case to find out where the Prince has vanished to. It all starts when, they are hanging out at Fatty's (the leader of the group) house when they hear a knock on the door. It was Fatty's friends aka Mr Goon's (the towns policeman) nephews, the wanted to tell they that the Prince is now camping next to..more
This book is about the five finder outers are on a case to find out where the Prince has vanished to. It all starts when, they are hanging out at Fatty's (the leader of the group) house when they hear a knock on the door. It was Fatty's friends aka Mr Goon's (the towns policeman) nephews, the wanted to tell they that the Prince is now camping next to..more
Apr 05, 2011Linn rated it did not like it · review of another edition
I only found the last part of the book anywhere near interesting although i cant complain since the book was intended to be a children's book and it would be unjust to judge it as a bad work.But even then nothin really interested me to keep reading the book except the desire to finish it and be done with the series.The plot if seperated frm the book could be a good one.There were some instances where i laughed.But generally there was no momentum untill the last chapters and the repetition of sen..more
Apr 05, 2015A.R. Collins rated it liked it · review of another edition
No Find-Outers book is perfect, and this one shows up Enid Blyton's xenophobia at times, though you don't see anything like the full extent of it here. Fatty doesn't really give the others much to do in this one, and I did miss Bets' brainwaves - she only has one, very quick one. Fatty's behaviour towards Mr Goon is pretty disgraceful, especially when he has his bike confiscated whilst riding it in disguise, and then reports it stolen five minutes later. Surely that's not okay! Even so, I have t..more
Apr 20, 2012David rated it it was ok · review of another edition
The Mystery of the Vanished Prince by Enid Blyton was a good mystery. The Find-Outers did a credible job in their sleuthing. However, the book borders on being offensive in the description and treatment of the 'foreign' prince, the 'gypsies', and the working class boys Ern, Perce and Sid. I don't know if the text in this edition has been modified from the original. If so, it hasn't been modified enough. You don't have to be very sensitive to find a lot of cringe-worthy moments. Probably one of t..more
Mar 20, 2018Sean Harding rated it liked it · review of another edition
It's funny what you remember from a book you read years ago as a child and read again. I remember the toffee eater and the camp site and elements of the vanished prince mystery. Other parts I had forgotten, and I never had picked up on the whole importance of Bets and her differing relationships with people. That's nine of the fifteen mysteries done and dusted, and we are now in the home stretch. Can we get to 100 Blyton's by Christmas?
Dec 24, 2016Anshu Sharma rated it did not like it · review of another edition
Hey Enid Blyton, your xenophobia and racism is showing. As far that kid Fatty, I wholeheartedly agree with Goon there. What a toad of a boy! But of course everyone thinks that sun shines out of his every orifice. Just reading about him makes me want to smack away his sense of entitlement. Gah!
Nov 16, 2012Kirsti rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Well here's a mystery. A kidnapping, but it looks as if the boy went willingly with his captors? Was he tricked, or something else. Every clue matters, and it's a small one that will help the Find Outers solve the case this time! Five cheers for Enid Blyton, Five stars as well!
May 20, 2012Saundarya rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
mah first famous five book..will never forget ya!!!
Jan 13, 2018Fay rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
A nostalgic tale that takes me back to my childhood.
Oct 08, 2008Tanya rated it really liked it · review of another edition
enid blyton is an europe author and she is one of my favorites.. all her books are a must read.. this one is a mystery by the five-find outers..
May 19, 2015Mike rated it liked it · review of another edition
Notable for the author's magnificent use of the word 'asinine' on page 74. No one can accuse Blyton of talking down to her young readers.
Nov 05, 2010Roshni rated it liked it · review of another edition
Fatty excels at the end and surprises everyone with his brilliance
Aug 07, 2011Astha Agrawal marked it as to-read · review of another edition
This book in awsome!!!!!
Sep 21, 2016Manasa Ganesh rated it really liked it · review of another edition
this book was full of mystery ,just as suggested by the name of this book.i know that many others would have enjoyed such a nice book.it was really useful for my school hols .
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May 27, 2015Emilia rated it really liked it · review of another edition Shelves: books-i-read-for-me, books-that-were-recommended-to-me, middle-grades
Well, this was a jolly good read. Very English. There were times when things were 'too convenient' to be a real detective novel, if you know what I mean. But overall a fun and exciting page turner.
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Jun 04, 2015Nayomi rated it really liked it · review of another edition
I loved the last part most I agree with you Linn but it was a great story though
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lagi enjoy baca enid blyton.so i had fun read this one :)
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really good. after reading the ending,is seems obvious but before we don't have the slightest idea
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Enid Mary Blyton (1897 - 1968) was an English author of children's books.
Born in South London, Blyton was the eldest of three children, and showed an early interest in music and reading. She was educated at St. Christopher's School, Beckenham, and - having decided not to pursue her music - at Ipswich High School, where she trained as a kindergarten teacher. She taught for five years before her 192..more
Born in South London, Blyton was the eldest of three children, and showed an early interest in music and reading. She was educated at St. Christopher's School, Beckenham, and - having decided not to pursue her music - at Ipswich High School, where she trained as a kindergarten teacher. She taught for five years before her 192..more
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“said Fatty, and every one brightened at once. “Or what about my ringing up Inspector Jenks and asking him if he wants a bit of help in anything?” “Oh, you couldn’t do that,” said Bets, knowing quite well that Fatty could do anything if he really wanted to. “Though it would be awfully nice to see him again.” Inspector Jenks was their very good friend. He had been pleased with their help in solving many queer mysteries. But Mr. Goon had not been nearly so pleased. The bad-tempered village policeman had wished many and many a” — 0 likes
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