Enid Blyton Books in Order

A burglar leaves enormous footprints and glove marks, yet nobody seems to see him arrive or escape. Fatty and the other Find-Outers follow the strange clues as further thefts deepen the puzzle.

Mike, Belinda and Ann leave their familiar caravans for a voyage aboard the Pole Star. Exploring a large steamer and visiting distant places gives the family new experiences, discoveries and adventures together.

Roger, Diana, Snubby and Barney investigate thefts of valuable old papers from locked rooms. The traveling fair seems linked to the burglaries, but the children must work out how anyone could enter and leave unseen.

Mike, Belinda and Ann take their caravans to Sea-Gull Cove for a summer holiday. They look forward to sand and swimming, but unhappy Benjy threatens to spoil their fun unless they can cheer him up.

A quiet cruise among the Greek islands changes when Philip’s monkey breaks a birthday present. The discovery sends Philip, Dinah, Jack and Lucy-Ann searching for lost treasure, with ruthless rivals pursuing the same prize.

This collection brings together stories about children, toys, animals, and fairies. Naughty behavior and quarrels sit alongside kindness, with tales such as The Quarrelsome Tin Soldiers and The Cat and the Wishing-Well mixing everyday problems with fantasy.

Mollie and Peter return home for the holidays, eager for more journeys in their magical Wishing-Chair. When the chair is stolen, the children and their pixie friend must search for it through unfamiliar enchanted places.

A hiking trip across the moors goes wrong when Dick receives a secret message intended for someone else. The clue points the Five toward Gloomy Water, an escaped prisoner, and stolen jewels hidden beneath the lake.

Noddy’s busy taxi business brings difficult passengers and unexpected adventures. A midnight fare into the Dark Woods puts him in trouble with goblins, and he needs Big-Ears’ help to recover what they have taken.

Darrell returns to Malory Towers as head girl for her final term. While her friends make plans for life after school, new pupils and familiar tensions test the responsibility she has learned over the years.

Noddy hopes his new red-and-yellow car will help him earn a living. Instead, angry customers leave him losing money, and he turns to Big-Ears for help with the problems of running his little business.

While their parents visit America, Mike, Belinda and Ann stay with their aunt and uncle at Buttercup Farm. Farm life brings animals, countryside discoveries and plenty to learn as the children join their relatives’ busy days.

A visiting prince disappears from a holiday camp, giving the Five Find-Outers a new case. Fatty’s earlier prank involving foreign costumes has confused the police, so the children must separate mistaken identities from genuine clues.

Mike, Belinda and Ann sail to New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth. Exploring the huge ocean liner and spending two weeks in America gives the children a holiday full of unfamiliar sights and experiences.

Roger, Diana, Snubby and Barney visit Ring O’ Bells village, where bells seem to ring without anyone touching them. Strange noises, old legends and a hidden passage draw the friends toward a mystery at the hall.

The Secret Seven build a treehouse as their new summer headquarters. A frightened boy and his kitten turn up there, bringing clues that draw the children into a mystery about a planned robbery.

After moving from town to the countryside, Richard and Susan make new friends who introduce them to the wildlife around them. Their discoveries appear alongside animal poems and notes explaining the habits of British creatures.

The Five are caravanning beside Faynights Castle when they meet a travelling fair troupe and hear that two scientists have vanished. A face at a forbidden tower window turns their holiday into a tense investigation.

Praise makes Noddy so pleased with himself that he starts singing about his own greatness. Big-Ears decides school might teach him a few lessons, giving the wooden boy more to learn than he expected.

Strange talk about Tigger's Barn catches the Secret Seven's attention. Peter dismisses it as gossip, but Jack hears a conversation that suggests real trouble, drawing the club into another investigation despite their leader's doubts.

Gustavus is an unwelcome addition to the children's holiday until kidnappers take him, Philip, Dinah, and Lucy-Ann. Jack and Kiki follow them abroad, where their rescue effort uncovers a dangerous plot against a king.

Tony loves bears and already owns four toy ones when he discovers a real little bear in the garden shed. His unexpected visitor leads this collection of short tales about kindness, manners and magic.

Roger, Diana, Snubby, and Barney arrive in Rubadub for a seaside holiday, but explosions at a nearby submarine base interrupt their plans. Suspicious guests and flashing lights draw them into a mystery where it is hard to know whom to trust.

Josie the doll, Click the clockwork mouse, and Bun the toy rabbit face new adventures with pixies and goblins. Amelia Jane visits, and an encounter with Mr Tumpy and his following caravan adds to their unusual experiences.

When Big-Ears hurts himself and wrecks his bicycle, Noddy wants to earn enough for a replacement. His efforts run into trouble when a goblin's trick brings Mr Plod into a plan meant to help his friend.

Animals, fairies, toys, pixies and children share the adventures in this collection of short bedtime tales. Magic and everyday childhood experiences sit side by side in stories designed to be read aloud before sleep.

At a coastal farm in Cornwall, the Five hear old stories of wreckers luring ships onto the rocks. When a mysterious light appears at night, they follow the dangerous secret way to uncover a modern crime.

Practising detective skills gets George into trouble and threatens his place in the Secret Seven. Meanwhile, Colin follows a man whose dog mysteriously disappears, giving the club a real case that demands more than practice.

Noddy takes Big-Ears on his first seaside trip, expecting a happy holiday together. Their beach adventures include crabs, waves, and an advancing tide, leaving the friends to learn that the shore brings surprises as well as fun.

A blind man's stolen savings give the Five Find-Outers a new case in Holly Lane. When his furniture also disappears, the robbery becomes a stranger puzzle, and Fatty questions the conclusions that seem obvious to Mr Goon.

Peggy, Mike, Nora, Jack, and Prince Paul stay at remote Moon Castle, where strange events quickly disturb their visit. Moving pictures, flying books, and unexplained music lead them to investigate the truth behind its apparent haunting.

Amelia Jane's tricks already keep the toy cupboard in turmoil when selfish teddy bear Sidney arrives. The other toys struggle with both troublemakers and look for a way to teach the mischievous doll a lasting lesson.

A holiday at a riding school introduces the Five to Henrietta, a bold new rival for George. On nearby Mystery Moor, hostile travellers and thick mist conceal a dangerous operation that puts George and Anne at risk.

Peter and Janet are sitting in their father's car when two strangers steal it, unaware of the children inside. Clues from the encounter pull the Secret Seven into an investigation involving a gang and stolen property.

Mister Meddle wants to help people, but his good intentions keep producing trouble. A glue-covered pudding upsets Aunt Jemima, and an encounter with a Biggle-Gobble adds to the muddles caused by the pixie's attempts at useful deeds.

Amelia Jane keeps testing the patience of the other nursery toys with tricks and selfish schemes. Taking a necklace and hiding possessions in a money-box give her companions new reasons to devise ways of teaching her a lesson.

A missing magic rubber threatens Toyland because it can erase far more than ordinary mistakes. Noddy and Bert Monkey must recover it before whoever has taken it causes serious damage to their town and its inhabitants.

Someone wearing a bell steals pies and tarts from Miss Fluffy Cat, leaving Toyland suspicious of Noddy. With Tessie Bear's help, he searches for the real burglar before the accusations against him become any worse.

A stolen gallery picture draws Fatty and the Five Find-Outers into a case involving the Lorenzos, an elderly couple, and a poodle called Poppet. Sorting out their connections could explain a theft that has baffled the police.

A scientist's daughter arrives at Kirrin Cottage disguised as a country girl to avoid kidnappers. When George is taken instead, the Five follow a trail through fairgrounds and caravans to bring her home.

Father Christmas is coming to Toyland, and Noddy is delighted when he is asked to drive their visitor around. A trip to a factory making Noddy and Big Ears toys brings further surprises for the little wooden boy.

Noddy eagerly awaits Santa's visit to Toyland, but Sly and Gobbo have their own plans for the holiday. Their tricks threaten everyone's celebration, leaving Noddy to find a way to keep the goblins from spoiling the occasion.

While their shed is being painted, the Secret Seven choose a hidden cave as their new meeting place. Signs of an intruder draw them into a mystery involving Albert Tanner and unexpected excitement surrounding a scarecrow.

This retelling of the feeding of the five thousand centers on the boy whose loaves and fishes become part of Jesus's miracle. A small supply of food presents a problem when a large crowd needs to eat.

A river cruise through desert country becomes a search for the missing Bill. Philip, Dinah, Lucy-Ann and Jack, accompanied by Kiki the parrot, encounter a forgotten temple where their investigation turns into a struggle to escape.

Children recovering from illness arrive at Holiday House expecting a quiet stay. A light in an abandoned building, hidden passages and thefts at their holiday home draw them into an investigation that makes rest the last thing on their minds.

After a day of accidents and angry reactions, Noddy decides to leave Toyland. Reaching Clockwork Car Town, he meets a new friend and finds fresh adventures, but must work out how to return to the place he left.

Mary Mouse spends a busy day looking after the families who live in the dolls' house. This illustrated story returns to her work within the miniature household, following the mouse through the care of its residents.

An accident damages Noddy's car, and Mr Honk takes advantage by trying to claim his taxi work. With Big Ears encouraging him to be brave, Noddy must face the setback and find a way to reclaim his livelihood.

George and Anne's camping trip becomes unsettling when they see lights and hear voices at a ruined cottage. With Julian and Dick joining them, the Five uncover a gang searching for a valuable hidden document.

Noddy and Tessie Bear set out to fly a large kite on a windy day in Toyland. As the weather begins behaving strangely, their outing becomes a puzzle that leaves their neighbors staring at the sky.

Fatty tries to avoid the Trottevilles' unwelcome young guest, Eunice, but another master of disguise is hiding in Peterswood. The Find-Outers investigate an escaped prisoner while a fair and beetle-lovers' conference bring new faces into town.

Mr Goon receives puzzling messages demanding that he remove the Smiths from a house he cannot locate. Fatty and the other Find-Outers begin investigating, trying to connect the strange instructions with the people and buildings of Peterswood.

A Christmas stay in a snowbound house turns unsettling when someone knocks at night and unexplained sounds come from the cellar. Barney, Roger, Diana and Snubby investigate footprints without a visitor and disturbances that threaten their holiday.

Susie's model aeroplane leads the Secret Seven to an apparently empty house. Discovering signs that someone is using an upstairs room, the children set out to learn who is there and why the occupant is hiding.

Brer Rabbit keeps playing tricks and setting traps for his friends in this collection of animal stories. His schemes promise plenty of mischief, though the other animals sometimes turn his own games against him.

With many Toyland residents away on holiday, Noddy worries about losing taxi fares and accepts work from Mr Marvel Monkey. Big Ears distrusts the new passenger, whose sales trip brings Noddy into a business he doesn't fully understand.

While camping near Billycock Hill, the Five learn that their friend Toby's pilot cousin has vanished after an apparent betrayal. Convinced he has been framed, they investigate a secret airfield and a suspicious local mystery.

Bumpy Dog's bouncing creates trouble for Noddy and sends the goblins crashing from their bicycle. When they blame Noddy for the accident, the lively dog's antics leave him facing a problem that Bumpy may also help resolve.

Noddy helps an injured dog who soon becomes an enthusiastic, troublesome visitor. Bumpy's boisterous behavior tests Noddy's patience, while a theft from his home adds another problem to the little wooden boy's life in Toyland.

The Secret Seven investigate the disappearance of schoolgirl Elizabeth Sonning and a theft of money from her school. As they follow clues and search for answers, Susie's interference makes their efforts to untangle the mystery more difficult.

Sent to a Welsh mountain farm to recover from coughs, the Five discover strange lights and rumblings near Old Towers. A message from its imprisoned owner draws them into a hidden operation beneath the hillside.

A series of thefts leaves Toyland residents puzzled as washing, flowers and plums disappear. Noddy and Big-Ears join forces with Bumpy Dog to help Mr. Plod investigate, using an unusual disguise involving a pair of post-boxes.

After witnessing a house fire, the Secret Seven try to help the affected family rebuild their lives. The theft of a valuable violin raises new questions, and the young detectives investigate whether the incidents are connected.

Twins Terry and Tessie desperately want a pet of their own when they discover a kitten struggling in a pond. Helping the half-drowned animal brings urgent questions about its care and whether their mother will let them keep it.

Bumpy Dog disrupts a birthday party and frightens away Big-Ears' beloved cat, Whiskers. Noddy sets out to help his distressed friend find the missing pet, with their search bringing them into contact with the Wily Wizard.

The Five spend their holiday at Finniston Farm, where an old castle site may hide a royal treasure. Rival guests want the find for themselves, so the children race through tunnels and ruins to uncover the truth.

Mister Meddle's attempts to interfere or help repeatedly lead to confusion in this collection of comic stories. Misunderstood furniture deliveries, encounters with animals and trouble involving his umbrella bring fresh difficulties for him and Aunt Jemima.

Noddy meets a creature claiming to be half rabbit and half monkey after falling from a circus caravan. He offers shelter, but the Bunkey's habit of giving him other people's possessions creates trouble throughout Toyland.

When Tubby Bear runs away, Noddy sets out to bring him home and finds himself aboard a sailing ship. Bumpy Dog, his little car and new sailor friends accompany him through an unexpected adventure at sea.

The Secret Seven's preparations for Bonfire Night are disrupted when their guy's clothes and firework money disappear. Susie's rival club draws suspicion, while strange men near a hut on Peter's farm suggest a more troubling mystery.

A holiday at Merlin's Cove in Wales draws Roger, Diana, Snubby and Barney into suspicious nighttime activity on the beach. When a stranger mistakes Snubby for someone else, the friends begin investigating the mystery behind the encounter.

Noddy’s car is wrecked after two young bears take it for a drive. With his taxi out of action, he and Big-Ears devise another way to earn money while the costly repairs are being made.

Tinker invites the Five to stay at his lighthouse on Demon's Rocks, where tales of wreckers and missing gold linger. Caves, a rising tide, and ruthless treasure hunters soon leave the children in real danger.

Near the coast, the Five befriend Wilfrid, a boy with a special way with animals, and visit Whispering Island. Rumours of stolen treasure prove true when they become stranded among thieves and secret cellars.

Jack’s new telescope turns an ordinary pastime into a mystery when Janet spots a face at the window of ruined Torling Castle. The Secret Seven investigate who might be hiding inside the supposedly deserted building.

Noddy wants to take Tessie Bear to the fair, but Mr. Plod threatens to lock up his car. His determination to enjoy the outing draws him into more trouble with Toyland’s policeman as the day unfolds.

Jeffery, Susan, and John visit their grandparents at Greylings Manor and hear of lost treasure hidden on the grounds. Their search becomes urgent when a prospective buyer also takes an interest in the family’s missing riches.

This volume pairs two adventures: new pupils Michael and Janet encounter a puzzling classmate at St. Rollo's, while Sandy, Jeannie, and their London cousins investigate a stranger's secret in the Scottish hills of Kidillin.

Mr. Plod falls from a ladder and must go to hospital, leaving Big-Ears to serve as Toyland’s policeman. Noddy lends a hand, but keeping things in order brings him into a new adventure involving thieves.

A quarrel leaves the Secret Seven down to six members just as dogs begin disappearing around town. When Scamper also vanishes, the children must overcome their disagreements and investigate a mystery that has become painfully personal.

John and Sarah join their cousins Sam and Rosie in earning money for two children who cannot afford a seaside holiday. Distractions threaten their good intentions as they learn how much helping others actually requires.