Enid Blyton Books in Order

Seven short stories mix children, animals, and magical characters, with a pigeon, a tortoise, a toad, and a witch's cat among their subjects. Tales including Mollie and Her Mud-Pies and Mister Quink's Garden sit beside the title story.

Children, toys, animals, and magical visitors share this collection of seventeen stories. A dog, a donkey, goblins, and a wizard appear alongside tales of secrets and mishaps, including Don't Tell Anyone and Sally Simple's Spectacles, creating a varied short-story selection.

Stories and a poem bring together children, toys, and a troublesome imp. Tales including The Empty Doll's House, She Couldn't Keep a Secret, and The Boy and His Bicycle accompany Clever-One's story, mixing everyday situations with imaginative characters.

This bedtime collection combines stories and poems about children, animals, toys, and unusual adventures. Tales involving Benjy's tricycle, disappearing toys, a flyaway chimney, and a grandfather clock offer a mix of familiar childhood experiences and fantasy before sleep.

Seven short stories introduce animals, children, and magical happenings, from a clever kitten and a one-eyed rabbit to an elf in a nursery. The title story joins The Ball that Vanished and Poor Little Owl in this collection.

Princess Fenella is kidnapped by the gnome Sly-One, sending Peter and Mary on a rescue journey through Fairyland. Crossing the Land of the Story-Tellers, Giantland, and the Land of the Stupids brings strange challenges as they try to reach their friend.

Noddy, Big Ears, Tessie Bear, and Bumpy Dog appear in a collection of stories and picture activities. Adventures involving money, red goblins, an aeroplane, and a shopping trip sit alongside coloring and matching pages set in Toyland.

This collection combines fairy stories with poems, including tales of a blue moon, a riddling wizard, an astonishing party, and Rosamunda. The separate pieces offer a mixture of magical characters and short verse rather than a single continuing adventure.

Moses leads the Israelites through the sea as they flee Egypt, then their journey continues with food provided in the wilderness. These two Bible retellings introduce children to the crossing of the Red Sea and the story of manna.

This collection gathers fifteen stories about children, toys, and everyday choices. Christina's kite appears alongside tales of a proud fir tree, a toy soldier's adventure, and a boy who never puts things back, mixing familiar problems with imaginative situations.

Noah follows God's instructions to build an enormous ark and gather animals before a flood arrives. This illustrated Bible retelling follows his work and trust through danger, introducing children to perseverance, gratitude and God's care.

Jeffery, the fastest runner at school, faces a mishap involving the twelve silver cups he prizes. His story joins tales of bonfire brownies, a nursery horse and other characters whose everyday adventures mix with magic.

Robin and Joy read about the Faraway Tree and decide to find it for themselves. Joined by Joe, Beth, and Frannie, they climb into its branches and visit a run of cheerful, surprising lands above the clouds.

These nature stories introduce the creatures of an English hedgerow, from rabbits and hedgehogs to foxes, badgers and nesting birds. Their lives reveal differences between similar animals and the habits that help them survive outdoors.

Two Bible parables introduce children to kindness and forgiveness: a Samaritan helps an injured traveler, while a young man leaves home. The illustrated retellings explore helping strangers and the possibility of returning after making mistakes.

This illustrated Bible retelling follows Jesus through his childhood up to the age of twelve. It presents him as both God's son and a boy with experiences young readers can recognize in their own lives.

Jenny ignores a hole in her pocket because she cannot be bothered to mend it. Her change of heart leads into good deeds, alongside stories about gnomes, a swallow fairy and toys in the nursery.

Country animals search for food, build nests and follow their natural instincts in these illustrated wildlife tales. Deer, bats, hedgehogs, kingfishers and other creatures introduce young readers to the lives unfolding in the countryside around them.

Noddy and his Toyland friends introduce young children to counting from one to ten and back again. Illustrated scenes with Dinah Doll, Mrs. Tubby Bear and others give readers things to count as they learn.

This gardening guide introduces children to growing plants through practical instructions they can follow themselves. Activities include planting bulbs in bowls for winter, encouraging young readers to take part in caring for a garden of their own.

Short stories, poems and seasonal nature walks share this collection with pixies, gnomes and ordinary children. Robin's encounter with Father Time and a gnome's stolen egg mix fantasy with questions about kindness, honesty and responsibility.

John, Sheila and Mollie turn their nursery into a desert island, but the bananas they hang attract an unexpected visitor. Their adventure shares this collection with tales of kittens, pixies, a foolish frog and other characters.

A mischievous goblin uses a magical hat to become invisible, leaving Mr Plod trying to catch him. His exploits sit alongside stories of a greedy dog, a doll seeking a mother and children facing everyday troubles.

Mr Woffles takes pride in his whiskers, so a hairdresser's careless mistake leaves him dreading a teddy bear's party. His predicament joins other stories featuring a conjuring wizard, unusual curtains, animals and children in trouble.

A teddy bear feels left out because the other toy animals have tails, but getting one brings fresh disappointment. His nursery adventure joins stories of a painting pixie, a blackberry gnome and children learning lessons.

Mr Pink-Whistle, who is half human and half brownie, uses his unusual powers to help children in difficulty. These stories follow his efforts to challenge bullies and cheats, repair unfair treatment and put things right.

Two family novels pair children coping with a mother's illness and an absent father at Red-Roofs with the tidy Carltons' clashes with their noisy new neighbors. Both stories test how children handle responsibility and differences.

On Christmas Eve, Sarah and Jack leave their teddy bear outside the toy cupboard. He lets the other toys out for a party, turning a quiet nursery into a place of celebration while the children sleep.

Helpful, lazy and mischievous pixies share this collection of fantasy stories. Their tricks and small troubles include a fairy party threatened by missing furniture, introducing children to magical characters with very different ways of behaving.

Mr Meddle wants to help, but this interfering pixie repeatedly makes matters worse. This collection combines his mischief and muddles, including a disastrous attempt to mind a shop that turns customers' ordinary purchases into trouble.

A pony in Farmer White's field longs for another home, and Mary's danger in the river gives him a chance to help. His story joins tales of squirrels, goblins and other characters facing small adventures.

A magical snow bird carries two children to visit Santa, while other tales follow greedy Bobbo, a dormouse and playful youngsters. This collection combines trips to the North Pole with nature stories and lessons about behavior.

Tip-Tap, a lazy pixie, borrows Dame Trip's umbrella without permission and finds himself caught in unexpected trouble. This story collection also includes a surprising Easter egg, a rabbit that won't grow up, and other magical mishaps.

Sent into the woods to gather strawberries by her unkind stepmother, Mary Ann discovers a mysterious tower. Her adventure opens a collection that also features enchanted gloves, a toy farm, and a meddlesome butterfly.

Peter and Jane are frightened by a scarecrow with a turnip head, ragged trousers, and stick arms. But appearances can be misleading in this collection, which also includes magical pockets and a missing apple.

Lazy Leonard, a flyaway cottage, and a smuggler's cave feature among the stories in this collection. Other tales include Dicky Dawdle's adventures, a naughty little blacksmith, and Freddie's attempts to take on a job.

Millicent Mary warms a freezing pixie by the fire and gives her blue silk for a cloak. When the grateful visitor offers a reward, Mary asks for something unusual: snowdrops that can ring on her birthday.

Mr Twiddle means well, but his forgetfulness keeps turning ordinary tasks into muddles. These stories follow the trouble he creates and the difficulties Mrs Twiddle faces when her husband's attempts to help go wrong.

Cosy, a young tabby kitten, loves spending time with the children in their nursery. When their mother wants her moved to the kitchen to catch mice, an unwelcome visitor gives Cosy something else to deal with.

An old teddy bear is loved by the nursery toys but overlooked by Joan, who prefers her newer bear. When her cousin Peter visits without his usual bedtime toy, the worn bear faces a new possibility.

Sally receives a beautiful doll's house for Christmas, but it has no furniture for her dolls. While she hopes to save enough money to furnish it, Belinda and Jane need somewhere they can actually live.

Bobby, Betty, and Jocko pick blackberries to raise money for a tricycle for a schoolmate with weak legs. Jocko's discovery of a hiding place draws the children into a mystery involving stolen goods and burglars.

John and Betty watch an owl enter a hole in a willow tree. When they discover the parent owl has drowned, they worry about the hungry chicks and set out to find the nest.

This omnibus brings together The Children at Green Meadows, Six Cousins at Mistletoe Farm, and More Adventures on Willow Farm. Animal care, country life, and the adjustments children face in farming families link the three stories.

Bobby has missed years of school through illness and struggles with lessons, games, and crafts. In this collection's title story, his interest in gardening offers him something to grow and care for on his own terms.

Stories, games, puzzles, and activities share the pages of this collection. Amelia Jane, Mr Meddle, Trotter the pony, and the Ho-Ho Goblin appear among its characters, alongside a story about starting a club.

Bats, dormice, moles, spiders, and owls feature in these nature stories, along with a shy fawn lost in the rain. Blyton combines storytelling with observations about the creatures that live around hedgerows and the countryside.

Noddy's adventures share this annual with puzzles, games, and activities for young readers. The illustrated collection offers stories to read and things to do, with revised versions of the original pictures accompanying the Toyland material.

Noddy introduces his friends from Toyland in a board book with simple text and large, clear type. He appears on every page, making the illustrated introductions easy for young children to follow as they meet his companions.

Ben the teddy bear finds a new home with a little girl, but getting along with her other toys proves difficult. A party brings the toys together and puts his unwillingness to share into focus.

Joan, Fred, and Betsy encounter a stray dog on the beach, though their mother wants it chased away. When one of the children ventures into deep water, the unwanted animal has a chance to show its worth.

In the title story, children meet a stray dog on the beach while their mother tries to send it away. Trouble in deep water changes the situation, opening a collection of this tale and other short stories.