Enid Blyton Books in Order

Noddy helps young children explore clocks and telling the time in this illustrated learning book. The familiar Toyland character introduces a practical subject, giving readers an early encounter with timekeeping through a setting they already know.

Nora treats the beach donkeys kindly and objects when other children hurt them during rides. Her concern makes her unpopular with a group of boys, whose resentment turns a seaside outing into a dangerous confrontation.

Jairus seeks help from Jesus when his beloved daughter becomes desperately ill. This retelling of the New Testament story introduces young children to a father's fear for his child and his hope that Jesus can help.

A little white rabbit who loves getting dirty opens this collection of eighteen short stories. Other tales feature a wooden horse, an inquisitive hedgehog and a clockwork mouse, bringing animals, toys and magic into children's adventures.

The Pernickety Witch buys Snooks to protect her cottage and spells, but the little puppy is terrified of the creatures he must confront. His unhappy predicament opens a collection of sixteen short stories for children.

Poor Tuppeny dreams of becoming a prince instead of working. When a wizard sends him to retrieve a magical jug, his hopes of wealth draw him into trouble. The title tale accompanies other short stories for children.

Slick, a brownie who helps Santa Claus, steals a magical sack of toys. But the toys have plans of their own. This Christmas story follows their unexpected journey as they try to find their way back.

A wizard's hen lays chocolate eggs, a toy policeman helps a fairy, and a boy assists a hen in this collection. These short tales are selected for five-year-olds, offering separate adventures for reading together.

This collection for seven-year-olds brings together thirteen short stories, including tales of a wooden horse, a princess and a cottage girl. Animals, pixies and surprising objects appear across stories that can be read separately.

A walking snowman, a helpful stray dog and a goose confronting burglars feature in these short stories for six-year-olds. The collection moves between animal adventures and magical happenings, with a separate story for each reading.

This collection gathers fairy-tale stories originally published in children's magazines, annuals and other books. Its separate tales introduce young readers to magical characters and enchanted worlds, bringing together shorter pieces from across Blyton's writing.

Mr Plod longs for something exciting to happen, then learns that Big-Ears's bicycle has been stolen. Following clues around Toyland gives the policeman a busy day as he tries to discover where the missing bicycle went.

Mr Plod arrives at Noddy's house for tea and finds his friend missing. Convinced that someone has taken Noddy away, the policeman questions Toy Town's residents. His investigation tests whether he has understood the clues correctly.

Mr Quink, a brownie, takes pride in his beautiful garden. When the Brown family chooses the middle of it for a picnic, their outing becomes an unwelcome intrusion, leaving its small owner upset at his unexpected visitors.

Mr Sparks enjoys fixing vehicles, but his garage sometimes has too few customers. When Noddy calls for help, he heads out in his breakdown truck, eager to put his skills to work on a motoring problem.

Noddy takes Tubby Bear shopping for a birthday present for his mother, but the trip soon becomes chaotic. Picking flowers in the countryside seems a better idea, until Tubby gets into more trouble and runs away.

Noddy's Toy Town adventures fill this bedtime collection, from losing a wheel to trying to put out a fire. Big-Ears's missing hat and an unusual delivery of bread and honey add more mishaps to the stories.

Nine illustrated stories bring Noddy and his Toyland companions together in one collection. Pictures from the animated adventures accompany the tales, while an introductory section helps young readers get to know Noddy and his friends.

Noddy and his Toy Town friends celebrate Christmas across ten stories, with goblin tricks threatening the fun. A surprise party cracker and a visit from Father Christmas add festive surprises to their adventures together.

Noddy shares this collection of twenty-six stories with Tessie Bear, Bumpy-Dog, and the troublesome goblins Sly and Gobbo. Their Toyland adventures gather familiar friends and recurring mischief into a single illustrated volume for young readers.

Matthew's new floating toy duck drifts too far out to sea, leaving its owner behind. The title story follows the duck's frightening adventures away from safety, alongside other short tales collected for young readers.

The goblins trick Noddy into buying their ice creams and driving them home for free. As Noddy faces another round of their dishonest schemes, Mr Plod sets out to catch the mischievous pair.

Elves Pinkle and Flip work hard making trumpets at night and selling them by day. Their growing ambition leads them into trouble, in a fairy tale that connects their musical trade with the world of daffodils.

Nick, Katie, and Laura visit Laura's grandparents at their old manor house. Discovering a story of hidden family treasure, the children set out to find it and save the estate from being sold.

Mr Plod arrives at Noddy's house for tea and finds his friend missing. Convinced that someone has taken Noddy away, the policeman questions Toy Town's residents, but his investigation may rest on a mistaken assumption.

Tubby Bear looks forward to a tea party, provided he can behave himself. His excitement makes him increasingly naughty, turning the promised celebration into a test of whether he can keep his behavior under control.

Six Toy Town adventures follow different residents as everyday plans go wrong. Big-Ears faces a trick, Mr Straw's cow causes chaos, and Tubby Bear helps with decorating, while Noddy's broken-down car creates another problem.

Brer Bear, Brer Fox, and Brer Wolf join forces to trap Brer Rabbit. Their target's quick thinking turns the contest into a battle of wits, as the three enemies try to outmaneuver their crafty rival.

Nine retold Bible stories introduce young readers to figures facing danger, hardship, and unexpected help. Noah's ark and Daniel's encounter with lions appear alongside New Testament tales, offering an illustrated introduction to familiar religious narratives.

Big-Eyes gathers strange ingredients for a wicked spell, but his plans risk going badly wrong. This collection pairs his magical plotting with stories about a jumping frog, a naughty sailor doll, and other troublesome characters.

While Big-Ears searches indoors for bicycle polish, the goblins secretly interfere with his bike. His planned ride soon reveals their mischief, turning an ordinary outing into another troublesome encounter with Toy Town's habitual tricksters.

Days of rain leave Toyland flooded and Big-Ears unable to visit his friends. When Noddy brings news that Sally Skittle's children are missing, the pair must brave the water and set out to find them.

Brer Fox thinks hitting Brer Rabbit on the nose with a potato is a fine joke. The rabbit disagrees and plans revenge, setting up another contest between the mischievous trickster and his frequent enemy.

Bumpy Dog desperately wants to help his Toy Town friends, but his attempts keep making him a nuisance. This picture-book adventure follows the little dog's struggle to turn good intentions into something useful around Noddy.

Kindhearted Mr Twiddle tries to help, but forgetfulness turns everyday tasks into trouble. His muddles leave Mrs Twiddle sorting out the consequences, in a collection of short stories about mistakes, misplaced objects, and well-meant confusion.

Mr Plod discovers mysterious footprints leading to Mr Jumbo's house and begins to fear a burglary. Toy Town's policeman must face his own nerves as he considers who might be waiting inside the building.

Six stories follow Mr Plod through Toy Town's mysteries and mishaps. Strange footprints, a suspected kidnapping, and an accidental prison lock-in test the policeman, whose confidence does not always make his investigations run smoothly.

Mr Plod spends the day bossing Toy Town's residents around, convinced that his authority has everything under control. When he locks himself inside his own prison, the policeman discovers that giving orders cannot solve every problem.

Noddy and his Toyland world introduce young children to the English alphabet through pictures. Designed for early learning, this book gives beginning readers a familiar character to accompany their first encounters with letters and reading.

Noddy wants to enter Toy Town's cake-tasting contest but needs to earn the admission money. Babysitting Sally Skittle's children finally gives him a job, though the exhausting work threatens to make him miss the event.

Robin Hood and his Merry Men defy the Sheriff of Nottingham while taking from the rich to help the poor. Blyton's retelling follows the outlaw band's adventures as they challenge authority and defend their companions.

Mrs Snip serves meals on her kitchen table without realizing it has unusual powers. Her story joins tales of sneezing donkeys, chocolate men, and quarrelsome shepherds in a collection where ordinary situations lead to magical surprises.

An angel tells Mary she will give birth to Jesus, then a journey takes her and Joseph from Nazareth to Bethlehem. Blyton retells the Nativity for children, following the challenges surrounding the first Christmas.

A banknote blows away from young Willy, sending him chasing through lanes and woodland. His discoveries along the way introduce this collection's magical adventures, which also feature quarrelsome brownies, a whistling pig, and other unexpected encounters.

Blyton retells the legends of King Arthur and his knights, from an enchanted sword to the quest for the Holy Grail. Adventures test their courage and loyalty as dangers and rivalries threaten the Round Table.

The children climb the Faraway Tree into the Land of Dreams, where the Sandman puts them to sleep. Silky must bring them safely home through a strange place where familiar objects keep changing into something else.

Joe, Fran, Beth, and their Faraway Tree friends enter the Land of Spells to search for shining fire crystals. Their expedition brings them face to face with Mr Changeabout, a wizard whose powers make the adventure unpredictable.

Stubby makes and repairs tiny toys, but children now prefer modern shops and unbreakable dolls. His struggle opens a collection of fifteen short stories that mixes everyday childhood problems with fairy-tale magic.

John, Molly and Harry discover a map hidden in a ruined building and follow it into Skytop Hill. Their mystery joins other short adventures involving circus performers, holiday discoveries and children facing difficult choices.

A shoe shop in Toadstool Cottage has a strange secret behind its beautiful footwear. This collection also follows a long-tailed dog, a little sparrow and a wizard, blending small problems with unexpected magic.

Readers search full-colour pictures for hidden Toy Town characters in this activity book. Each spread offers a new visual hunt, inviting children to look closely and pick out familiar faces among the illustrations.

Tired of their usual mischief, the goblins decide to try doing good deeds instead. Their attempts to be helpful create just as much trouble, leaving Toy Town with a new kind of problem.

Four children discover a stolen suitcase containing blueprints on an island far out at sea. They must find a way to thwart ruthless smugglers and escape before their latest sailing adventure ends in disaster.

Big-Ears takes Whiskers to the harbour to buy washing-line rope, but his cat disappears. When Tessie Bear's hat blows away and Big-Ears falls into the water, the outing becomes much more dangerous.

Binkle and Flip are two rabbits who enjoy themselves much more than they enjoy working. Their plans to earn money without much effort keep landing them in trouble in this collection of comic adventures.

Footprints left after a burglary at Big-Ears's house seem to implicate Noddy. As Mr Plod chases his frightened suspect through Toy Town, Big-Ears searches for evidence that will clear his friend's name.

Noddy and his television friends introduce young children to the alphabet in this illustrated learning book. Dinah Doll, Mrs Tubby Bear and Mr Milko join him as readers work their way through the letters.

Mr Jumbo's cheaper bus service has taken Noddy's regular passengers, leaving the little taxi driver upset. Jumbo feels bad about his friend's lost business, but the two vehicles may have different strengths after all.

Half brownie and half human, Mr Pink-Whistle uses his ability to become invisible to help others. When two boys frighten little girls and play cruel tricks, he decides their behaviour needs a lesson.

Toy Town's residents take a seaside trip, and Mr Plod travels with stolen bracelets he must return to their owner. The goblins overhear his plans and join the journey, making trouble far more likely.

Mr Sparks is polishing his fire engine when its bell begins ringing by itself. Mr Plod dismisses the strange warning, but the engine seems determined to alert them to danger facing Toy Town.

Mr Twiddle means well, but his forgetfulness, laziness and muddled thinking keep causing problems. This collection follows the kind old man's comic mishaps as he struggles to keep ordinary tasks from turning into trouble.

Noddy longs to enter Toyland's cake-eating contest, but first he needs money. Babysitting Sally Skittle's children could provide it, leaving him to balance a tempting dessert with the responsibilities of looking after youngsters.

Eight Toy Town stories bring Noddy together with Big-Ears, Mr Plod, Mr Sparks and the goblins. The collection includes Big-Ears and the Naughty Trick, Mr Straw's New Cow and other adventures involving their neighbours.

This collection gathers three stories adapted from the Noddy television series: The Magic Show, We All Say Boo and Making Up Is Easy To Do. Noddy and his Toyland friends feature throughout the illustrated volume.

Noddy refuses the goblins' offer to exchange cars, then discovers his beloved vehicle making alarming noises. When Mr Sparks finds unexpected rust and orange paint, Noddy begins to suspect something more than a mechanical fault.

Noddy and his friends lead readers through colouring, spot-the-difference puzzles, a board game and a car race. The activities accompany a rainy-day story in which Noddy keeps getting into trouble with Mr Plod.

Noddy has plenty of errands to complete during a busy day in Toyland, but his plans keep going wrong. He needs determination and a little luck to keep working through one setback after another.

Children help a farmer sort apples before they spoil in the title story of this illustrated collection. Other tales include The Spelling Spell, The Smelly Little Dog and The Beautiful Pattern, combining everyday concerns with magic.

This omnibus gathers three collections about Mr Meddle, a pixie whose eagerness to help often causes trouble. His unsolicited good deeds turn into misunderstandings and mishaps, leaving others to cope with the resulting muddles.

Elizabeth's shoe buckle is found beside vandalised strawberry plants at school, making her the prime suspect. More tricks threaten her part in the school play, and she must discover who is trying to frame her.

Noddy discovers his car missing after Big-Ears visits for tea. Readers help the friends solve puzzles as they search Toyland's market, police station and railway station for clues to the thief.

Noddy ventures into dark woods and needs help facing his fears. This interactive board book lets young readers switch his car's light-up headlights on and off to investigate what is hidden in the darkness.

Noddy likes helping Mr Straw on the farm until a new cow takes a particular interest in him. He leaves to deliver eggs, hoping to get away, but the persistent animal follows his car.

Mr Plod feels forgotten when nobody wishes him a happy birthday, and his whistle has stopped working too. This board-book story includes an attached squeaker, inviting young readers to join in with his troubles.

Noddy needs to earn money quickly, and Tessie Bear suggests letting Clockwork Mouse drive his car. Noddy isn't convinced that handing over the wheel is a good idea, but the prospect of sixpences tempts him.

Martha Monkey begins drumming after Master Tubby wakes Noddy with a racket. A goblin spell leaves her unable to stop, and Noddy and Big-Ears must find a way to restore quiet to Toyland.