Review: Five go on a strategy awayday

Anyone who's ever been on a corporate retreat will likely find much they can recognise as the Famous Five learn just how dysfunctional they are as a team through a series of cohesion building exercises.  There's a particularly caustic and on-the-nose conversation where they give feedback to each other

Charmingly, the book also includes a minor mystery they have to resolve - a plausibly adult version of their childish adventures.  Also of note is their rivalry with the Secret Seven, who no-one can quite remember the names of.

Verdict: Amusing and terrifyingly relevant.