The Mystery of Hidden Valley (The Mystery Series Book 3)

The four children are headed to rural Wales with Wills father for a holiday. They are looking forward to a quiet holiday. Of course this doesn't happen.Can they find out what the men are doing in the valley? What part does Mr Perkins play in plot?Another excellent sequel to their first adventure,

loved this book and so did my sister beens both us like it i would recommen this book for children aged 8-12 i m 9 and my sister is 11 this book is also good for adventurous children and children who loves reading this book makes you sit on the end off your seet and cry out in happenes when the children have a good thought or ideaso paul i dont think there is anyone in the world well i hope not anyway that loves your books i really live this sericese they are great well brilliant well amazing to? is there a better word than great brilliant id amazing because iff thers is well id us them word to describe these books these are great for anyone who loves hardy boys nansey brew or the famous fivethanks paul for writing these bookslots of love your fan of your books Chloe

Unfortunately this is a drop in standard from a very good series. I find the story a bit rushed and unfortunately Joe has becomereckless even dangerous. He was always up for an adventure but he's become a thrill seeker. When given the many opportunitiesto head for safety and report the matter to the police he constantly puts himself and more importantly his sisters in danger eventhough he's faced with armed men, probably spies. Also he fills the plane's tanks with soil which surely is a serious criminal offence.What would he feel if the men had taken his sisters in the plane and it had then crashed killing everyone. I can't believe he would have been stupid enough to have done that.

I have now read all 3 of the full length books and all 4 of the short stories. I have loved all of them. I believe that we are all young at heart, and i love to read of resourceful children outwitting crooks. I hope you are able to write more soon as they remind me of the joy I derived from the Lone Pine books by Malcolm Savile and the Enid Blyton mystery books. Please give us more as soon as you are able. Happy 2014 to you. Sally

Despite kindle's numerous errors this book is an enjoyable read for adults looking for a light read and for children. Slightly sexist due to the time period in which it is set and rather reminiscent of Enid Blyton. Worth buying.

Take four kids who love solving mysteries, add a hidden valley in Wales that can only be accessed via a hidden tunnel through the mountains, plus, kidnappers, and you have the recipe for a great read.

I loved this book.When I started reading it I realized that I had allready read another book in the set so I had a rough idea of the type of book it is.I really enjoyed the book and would highly recommend it and I can't wait to read the next one! :)

Really enjoyed this book. But the end I think ends to quickly and these books should have longer and more detailed endings.