Enid Blyton Books in Order

After a fire destroys their town home, Cyril, Melisande, and Roderick join their country cousins at Mistletoe Farm. This omnibus follows the clashes and adjustments between the two families in Six Cousins at Mistletoe Farm and Six Cousins Again.

Three Christmas adventures bring toys to the centre of the festivities. This illustrated collection combines The Night the Toys Came to Life, Santa's Workshop, and Christmas in the Toyshop, following familiar playthings through the holiday season.

Sly asks Noddy to drive him to a party in the Dark Wood, but the invitation hides a trick. The goblins steal Noddy's car and hat, leaving him to seek help and recover his belongings.

Bert Monkey interrupts Noddy's breakfast because he needs help finding something important. His mischievous tail keeps making the search harder, and Noddy and Bumpy Dog must cope with its tricks as they try to put things right.

Rain makes Noddy's taxi work difficult, and Big-Ears lends him an umbrella to keep dry. The wind turns this helpful idea into trouble, sending Noddy into an unexpected adventure and a different job for the day.

Noddy expects a busy day driving passengers, but people across Toyland are losing their belongings. As he helps search for Mr. Milko's watch, Noddy faces money troubles of his own and needs Big-Ears' help.

Twins Tom and Polly set out to visit somewhere unfamiliar and arrive in Nursery-Rhyme Land. Mistaken identities and encounters with Old King Cole and the Old Woman in the Shoe turn their outing into a series of narrow escapes.

Peter eats so many sardines that even his shadow begins to smell of fish. An ordinary appetite leads to a magical problem, as the boy discovers that his shadow can become a source of unexpected trouble.

Feefo, Tuppeny, and Jinks decide to make their fortune with a shop that sells extraordinary and seemingly impossible things. Their customers and unusual goods draw the three green goblins into magical adventures across Fairyland.

Three green goblins open a shop selling whatever Fairyland's residents need. Their work leads to a disappearing bucket, a rescue beyond the rainbow, and other magical errands that require more ingenuity than ordinary shopkeeping.

This book pairs Noddy stories with stickers, giving young readers a way to take part as they read. Its combination of storytelling and hands-on play introduces the wooden boy through an activity format featuring his Toyland world.

Three stories bring together fairy folk, talking animals, magicians, and distant lands. Small magical visitors cause mischief among real children, while enchantments turn ordinary situations into adventures in a collection that includes The Goblin Aeroplane and The Little Green Imp.

A burglar's jingling bell makes everyone suspect Noddy, whose hat carries a bell of its own. With Toyland turning against him, he and Tessie Bear must investigate the thefts and find the culprit to clear his name.

Noddy welcomes a strange creature called a Bunkey, who says he has fallen from a circus caravan. His eager attempts to help soon become a nuisance, leaving Noddy to discover what lies behind his new friend's behavior.

After Tubby Bear's prank leaves Noddy's car needing repairs, Noddy borrows Big-Ears' bicycle and cart to do an errand. A runaway tyre brings more trouble, but Martha Monkey turns out to be an unexpected source of help.

Big-Ears has an accident that leaves him injured and his bicycle broken. Noddy takes on errands to earn money for a replacement, determined to help his friend even when the work brings problems of its own.

Noddy agrees to deliver Mr. Milko's milk while the milkman is away, but he is also caring for Tessie Bear's Bumpy Dog. The dog's troublesome behavior makes Noddy wonder whether he has promised more than he can manage.

On a hot day, Noddy keeps working while his friends head to the seaside. Clockwork Mouse's unusual new key draws him and Big-Ears into a mystery, turning an ordinary working day into an unexpected magical adventure.

The circus brings Noddy a new friend called a Bunkey, who eagerly offers to help everyone around him. Unfortunately, his good intentions create trouble, and Noddy must learn what being a helpful friend really involves.

Nine Fairyland tales bring clever children into a world of goblins, pixies, imps, and wizards. Wicked magicians and enchanters create problems to overcome, while magic turns the stories' encounters into unusual adventures for young readers.

This illustrated retelling introduces children to the Nativity story and the birth of Jesus. It follows the events at the center of Christmas in a short picture-book format, with colour artwork accompanying Blyton's account.

Joanna and Paul discover an unusual cottage while out collecting eggs, setting off a magical adventure. Other stories feature Little Mr. Tuppeny, a naughty blacksmith, and Dicky Dawdle, mixing everyday errands with unexpected encounters and trouble.

Princess Lucy's mother lies ill under a spell that doctors cannot cure. Lucy and her faithful dog travel to the icy Land of Blue Mountains seeking help, unaware of the price that restoring the queen's health may demand.

Harry finds a frightened hen struggling to cross a road on his way home from school. He has long wanted a hen of his own, but his mother says their yard has no room for one.

Two children follow an unfamiliar path on Breezy Hill and discover a strange sweet shop. The sweets they buy have magical effects, drawing them into adventures where choosing the right candy becomes much more important than its taste.

Feefo, Tuppeny, and Jinks return for more Fairyland adventures involving an extraordinary tablecloth and Princess Lightheart. The three green goblins must deal with unusual magical discoveries and the dangers that arise as their adventures continue.

Collie lives with the miserly Mr. Snoot, and being left cold starts him sneezing, with extraordinary consequences. Other stories in the collection feature a girl with whiskers, a cat cutting her claws, and an angry puppy.

Peter and Mary climb the Faraway Tree on a dangerous quest to rescue Princess Fenella from the gnome Sly-One. Their journey leads through strange lands and toward the fearsome Goblin Dog guarding the princess.

This collection brings together The Secret of Cliff Castle, Smuggler Ben, Mischief at St. Rollo's, and The Children of Kiddilin. The four stories combine children's adventures, mysteries, and school trouble in one volume for readers who enjoy different kinds of escapades.

Clever children face wicked wizards and dangerous enchanters in nine tales set in Fairyland. Goblins, imps, and pixies share their world, where spells and magical encounters give the characters unusual problems to solve and adventures to survive.

Blyton retells the Nativity story for children in an illustrated book about the birth of Jesus. The short account presents the events behind Christmas, pairing the narrative with colour pictures in a format suited to younger readers.

When John and Sarah's father has a bicycle accident, four cousins take jobs to earn money for gifts and hospital visits. Rosie keeps her own plans secret as the children discover how much help they can provide.

A toy lion from a Noah's ark decides that he will not return to the toy box with the other toys. His refusal sets up a story about the consequences of going his own way.

Children and magical creatures meet in this collection of ten Fairyland stories. A wishing carpet brings adventures, a stolen egg produces an unwelcome surprise, and a boy discovers what happens when a potion makes him invisible.

Collected from Sunny Stories, these tales take young readers into Fairyland, where fairies and goblins encounter spells and magic. The volume brings together separate adventures set in the enchanted world of Blyton's short stories.

Mr Pink-Whistle uses his unusual powers to help people in trouble. These stories follow his efforts to stop bullying and quarrels, assist at a charity show and lend a hand, with his cat Sooty nearby.

This bedtime collection brings together The Toys' New Palace, Teddy and the Elves, and The Wishing Carpet. Toys, elves and other fairy-tale characters feature in three separate adventures involving magic and imaginary worlds.

Noddy's little car refuses to cooperate with his busy day. First it will not start, then it will not go fast, and running out of petrol adds another problem for the frustrated Toyland driver.

After sleeping beside Big Ears' fire, Noddy wakes late and rushes to collect Tessie Bear. In the confusion, the friends' hats are mixed up, leaving Noddy searching Toyland for the missing headwear.

Mrs Noah's ruby ring disappears during Toyland's fishing competition, but everyone is busy with the contest. Noddy must try to land a prize catch while also finding the thieves who have taken the ring.

Mr Tubby Bear gives Noddy a coil of rope that proves useful for passengers and deliveries. But when Noddy drives through Toyland dragging a lamp-post, Mr Plod has doubts about his latest helpful invention.

Rain catches Noddy without an umbrella, so Big Ears lends him one with a firm instruction to keep it safe. Noddy tries to honor his promise while helping Tessie Bear, but protecting the umbrella becomes troublesome.

Big Ears is miserable after his bicycle gets a puncture, and an offer to repair it does not help. Noddy promises a surprise at three o'clock, then realizes that he has not decided what it will be.

With Big Ears' birthday approaching, Noddy takes on parcel deliveries to earn money for a present. He also wants to bake a cake, but fitting everything into his busy day proves harder than he expects.

Noddy finds a furry tail left on the seat of his car and sets out to locate its owner. Mr Plod wants it returned promptly, but Noddy has carried too many passengers to know whose it is.

Noddy wants to help Big Ears sleep by buying six ingredients for a sleepy spell. His shopping trip becomes difficult when he keeps forgetting the list, putting his effort to help his friend in doubt.

Bert Monkey's mischievous tail accidentally knocks the bell from Noddy's hat during a lift to the station. Noddy does not notice it fall into a puddle, and its disappearance soon causes trouble around Toyland.

Farmer Straw's horse has hurt its leg, so Noddy agrees to take the farmer's hens to market. What seems like a straightforward delivery becomes a challenge when the noisy passengers refuse to behave.

Noddy buys a mysterious bag from Sammy Sailor and discovers that it contains magic spells. Using it seems exciting, but when the bag reaches the wrong hands, the magic begins to cause trouble.

Marjorie meets a mysterious little man who makes shoes for fairies in every imaginable color. Her discovery opens this collection of short stories, which also includes naughty pixies, troublesome gnomes and careless hedgehogs.

Pixie children discover a new toyshop at the end of their village and gather to admire its dolls, soldiers and animals. Their visit begins the title tale in a collection of Blyton's short stories.

Granny rewards Johnny and Jenny for being helpful, but both children want the same toy engine. Their disagreement opens a collection that also includes underwater fairies, Tarrydiddle Town and the naughty little Kimmy-Cat.

A little rabbit is rude to a magical visitor and finds that his ears will no longer fold down. Unable to fit through his burrow's entrance, he faces the consequences of his bad manners.

Ella loses her ring at the seaside, and her cousin sets out to find it. The search takes him into a magical underwater world, where recovering an ordinary possession becomes an unexpected adventure.

Bill and David discover hidden treasure during a seaside holiday and suspect that they have found smugglers' caves. Their investigation may connect with trouble at a nearby Scout camp in this collection of mystery and magical adventures.

Jane and William receive a strangely shaped parcel from Granny and try to guess what is inside. A white china cow opens this collection of twelve stories, which includes fairy tales, animal encounters and children's everyday adventures.

Three pixies, Peri, Patter and Pipkin, look for a home and find a house occupied by a dangerous wizard. Their encounter begins the title adventure in a collection of sixteen separate stories for children.

Blunder the wizard often gets his spells wrong, and an important mistake lands him in serious trouble. His rabbit assistant Whiskers has been learning magic too, offering a possible solution to the wizard's predicament.

An elephant escapes from the circus and threatens the flowers in a park. Sara tries to stop the damage through an idea of her own in a collection that also includes magic, toys and unexpected encounters.

Strange incidents trouble Toyland after the Noah's Ark giraffes disappear. With damage to his house, chewed flags and reports of tall monsters in the woods, Noddy suspects that one unusual culprit connects the mysteries.

Fairies, pixies and goblins populate this collection of poems and short stories for children. The pieces introduce young readers to a world of fairy-tale characters through both verse and prose, with a different tale on each visit.

A little green imp intervenes when a kitchen boy suffers under a cruel cook. This collection places the tale alongside other short stories for children, with the opening adventure exploring kindness and the consequences of being mean.

A little green imp helps a kitchen boy facing a cruel cook, while Snooty the gnome discovers a rubber that can erase things. These two illustrated stories bring magical solutions and unexpected trouble into everyday situations.

China Rabbit enjoys watching the toys play after the children have gone to bed. Their nighttime gathering takes a worrying turn when a nasty imp emerges from a mousehole and tries to steal the talking doll.

Noddy introduces young children to the English alphabet in this early learning book. Familiar characters from Toyland accompany a first encounter with letters, giving children an introduction to ABC through a world they may already recognize.

Noddy has a long list of things to do and wants to help everyone in Toyland. As he hurries from one task to the next, his good intentions lead to trouble and an increasingly difficult day.