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Adventures of five siblings (same in number as the Bastable Children series and the Five Children or Psammead series, but three different familes);
narrated by one of the boys, namely Clifford (same as Oswald Bastable narrates the Bastable Children series)
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Amazon review: "... except for a single, incongruous episode where the eldest boy solves a real burglary by dreaming that he is a worm, the book lacks the beautifully imaginative fantasy sequences that are a hallmark of Edith Nesbit's creative works ..." -- Molly Grue (reviewer)
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- Posthumous publication, completed by Nesbit's daughter
- Borderline genre (see Amazon review, below)
- Published 1925 in the posthumous collection Five of Us—and Madeline assembled and edited by Nesbit's daughter Rosamund Sharp (Rosamund Edith Nesbit Bland), with two fantasy short stories • probably as pp 1-284 in 310-page eds. (inferred from multiple library records; see The Last of the Dragons, probably as p285-98)
| Date | Publication | Publisher | Type | Page | |
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| 1925 | Five of Us—and Madeline | T. Fisher Unwin | Omnibus | 9 | |
| January 1926 | Five of Us—and Madeline | Adelphi Company | Omnibus | ||
| February 1932 | Five of Us—and Madeline | Greenberg | Omnibus | ||
| 1958 |
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Five of Us—and Madeline | London: E. Benn; New York: Coward-McCann | Omnibus | 9 |