An adventure story from the early 1950s involving a group of pre-teens and a somewhat spoilt younger sister. Likeable characters, well-written, and a good story.

It's essentially a series of low-key adventures for the children concerned, including helping put out a fire, assisting. a sick elderly woman, and going for a dangerous walk along some cliffs in high wind. Probably intended for the 9-12 age group, but I first read it at just 13 and liked it sufficiently that I've kept it for fifty years or so, although I don't suppose I've read it more than once or twice in that time.

A good introduction to Malcolm Saville for children not quite ready for the longer and more intense Lone Pine series, if you can find it at a library or inexpensively second-hand.

Longer review here: https://suesbookreviews.blogspot.com/2023/03/all-summer-through-by-malcolm-savil... ( )