Enid Blyton Books in Order

Cakes are disappearing across Toy Town, leaving the toys anxious about who is taking them. Mr Plod has a birthday party approaching and worries that his special cake could be the thief's next target.

Noddy is getting ready for the day, but he must decide which clothes to put on first. This board book introduces young children to colours, clothing and the familiar routine of dressing in the morning.

Noddy wants Big-Ears's birthday party to be perfect and hurries around making preparations. When his rushing nearly spoils the celebration, he has to learn what giving a friend a happy birthday really means.

Noddy has misplaced his keys and needs help finding them. Young readers search the pictures alongside him, checking places such as beneath the bed and inside a jug to see where the missing keys might be.

Clockwork Clown's stiff arms and legs leave him feeling unwell, and Noddy offers to care for him. While helping his friend, Noddy also encounters trouble with his own car and preparations for Toyland's Tin Can Day.

Rubbish is causing accidents and confusion throughout Toyland. Miss Pink Cat offers a prize for whoever collects the most, and Noddy joins the cleanup, determined to beat the other toys and help put their town right.

Tuppenny, Feefo and Jinks run a shop that can supply anything in the world. As news of their business spreads, orders arrive from Fairyland's royalty, giving the three goblins increasingly important customers to satisfy.

William doesn't believe in magic until he gets lost on his way home and encounters a mysterious house in the fog. His story joins a collection of short adventures involving magic, mysteries and unexpected discoveries.

Brownies Tick and Tock discover an enchanted ice cream that offers wishes, but sharing its possibilities proves difficult. Their quarrel is one of the magical mishaps in a collection that also includes a boastful prince and fussy Phillip.

Bushy the young fox wants to explore beyond his den despite his mother's warnings. His adventures share this collection with a strange hat, Mr. Smick's tricks and a clever budgie, bringing animals and magic into everyday mischief.

A goat, a dog and a duck form an unlikely traveling party in the title story. Their adventures accompany tales about magical feathers, forgotten duties and strange objects, giving young readers several short journeys into unexpected trouble.

Sam and Rosie stay with Granny while their mother goes away for a rest, promising to return with a special present. Then Rosie finds a real baby in her toy pram, leaving the children with an enormous mystery.

Mr. Meddle means well, but the helpful pixie keeps interfering without being asked. Stranding someone in a plum tree, mishandling his aunt's luggage and choosing the wrong house show how easily his good intentions cause fresh trouble.

Big-Ears hopes to win the Toy Town Race, but a crash leaves his bicycle ruined. Noddy offers to help build an unusual car, giving his friend another chance to compete despite the setback to his plans.

Mr. Plod has offered a reward for Bumpy Dog, and everyone in Toyland is chasing him. Noddy needs to discover what his friend has supposedly done and untangle the confusion before the pursuit gets further out of hand.

Amelia Jane causes trouble by swapping wind-up keys, hiding objects inside a bear and soaking the other toys. Across ten stories, her companions look for ways to stop the mischievous doll from getting everything her own way.

Miss Pink Cat feels ignored and decides that hosting a party will bring her the attention she wants. Noddy delivers the invitations, but her decision to leave some toys out complicates what should have been a friendly celebration.

Lazy tailors Tricky and Slippy discover a magic needle that can sew without their help. They hope it will solve their problems, but controlling its work proves harder than expected in the title tale of this story collection.

Six wizards terrify the town of Mumble, and their plans threaten the rest of Fairyland. A young candle seller must try to outwit them, in a collection that also includes mischievous animals and other magical troubles.

Tinker the sheepdog enjoys frightening the chickens by chasing them around the farm. Clopper the horse takes an interest in his behavior, bringing the bully up against someone who can give him a taste of trouble.

Noddy damages Big-Ears's bicycle and wants to make amends with an improved version. A secret motor fitted by Mr. Sparks seems like a clever surprise, until the new bicycle gives its unsuspecting rider more excitement than expected.

Amelia Jane decides to collect birds' eggs, despite the other toys' objections. Her climb into a tree puts the naughty doll's determination to have her own way up against her companions' concern for the birds.

Bouncing balls arrive in Toy Town and cause confusion, but Noddy realizes they aren't trying to hurt anyone. When the goblins interfere, he must find a way to help the visitors, especially the smallest ball, Tiny.

A windy day leaves Big-Ears unhappy, so Noddy plans a party to cheer him up. Running out of petrol on the way creates a new problem: getting his car to the celebration before the fun is over.

Mr. Wumble leaves home hoping to find adventure and prove himself to his wife. A journey brings him to a princess facing a fire-breathing dragon, giving him a challenge far beyond the ordinary life he hoped to escape.

The goblins launch a free taxi service and use tricks to drive Noddy out of business. With his livelihood threatened, Noddy turns to Big-Ears for help in finding a way to compete with his dishonest rivals.

Noddy's car breaks down before a busy day of deliveries, so he borrows Tessie Bear's roller skates. Keeping his promises means finding a different way around Toy Town, even though he can't carry his usual passengers.

Noddy wants to give Tessie Bear a birthday present and writes a song especially for her. As he tries to choose the right gift, he discovers that a thoughtful present needn't be something expensive.

Peronel loves keeping the king's palace polished, but his new magic mixture makes everything dangerously slippery. His mishap opens a collection of short stories about fairies, wizards and other characters whose plans go unexpectedly wrong.

Linda helps a pixie who has run out of pink paint for a princess's tiny tea set. Grateful for her kindness, he tries to help her find a way to wish her distant brother home.

A kitten races about without looking where she's going, causing trouble and putting her nine lives at risk. This illustrated story follows her dangerous scrapes as her careless behavior makes each new adventure more worrying.

William ignores his mother's warning about wandering in the hills until a dwarf traps him with enchanted shoes. His journey through a magical countryside joins other short adventures involving strange creatures, spells and unexpected trouble.

John searches the woods for his missing grey kitten and rescues a pixie caught in a prickly bush. The grateful pixie's help brings him into a magical adventure, the opening tale in this illustrated collection.

A bird's tail feathers grant wishes, attracting a greedy witch who wants their magic for herself. His trouble joins a collection of short stories featuring pixies, elves and magicians, with kindness and mischief pulling against each other.

Noddy scolds Bumpy Dog for distracting drivers, but soon needs the dog's help himself. When the goblins use magic powder against him, the troublesome pet becomes his best chance of escaping their latest trick.

Miggle discovers that Mother Tick-Tock owns a jug that pours treacle without running out. Wanting more for his pudding, he takes it without permission, only to face the trouble that comes with uncontrolled magic.

Noddy leaves Clockwork Mouse watching his hot air balloon at Toy Town's summer fete, but the balloon disappears. A trail of footprints offers a clue, and young readers can help him investigate the picture mystery.

Monkey makes a strange Plasticine creature that terrifies Pink Bunny, then causes more trouble trying to put things right. This short story collection also follows other toys and magical characters through jokes, mistakes and unexpected adventures.

Jennifer borrows dry shoes after soaking her own on the way to school. Their tongues begin speaking aloud about her careless, unkind behavior, leaving her and her teacher puzzled by the mysterious voices in the classroom.

A new teddy bear arrives in the nursery, but his rude and unhelpful behavior soon upsets the other toys. Amelia Jane devises a plan to deal with the unwelcome newcomer in this short illustrated story.

Benny sets out to rescue a princess from a castle occupied by giants. His adventure leads this collection of short tales, which also follows a shoemaker, a pixie and a tabby cat into unexpected situations.

Noddy introduces young children to numbers through a board book with flaps to lift. Picture questions invite readers to count what they see, then check their answers, turning early number practice into a simple game.

Young readers explore patterns with Noddy in a board book made for looking, playing and learning together. Flaps add an interactive element as familiar pictures introduce the early skill of noticing patterns in the world.

Noddy's car wheel, parcel and kite help young readers recognize shapes in everyday objects. Questions and liftable flaps let children choose an answer and check it, combining a simple Toy Town outing with early learning.

Mr Twiddle keeps getting into trouble because he doesn't listen to his wife. This illustrated collection follows his muddles and introduces characters including Mr Jolly, Grumbling Grace and Tinker the dog through a series of short adventures.

Noddy promises to practice his new bagpipes every day but soon neglects them. The enchanted instrument runs around Toy Town making noise, leaving Noddy and his friends chasing a musical problem that won't stay still.

The goblins sell Noddy a map that promises buried treasure, and he sets off hoping to find it. His search turns into another encounter with their tricks as he realizes the sellers haven't been honest.

Five Make Way for Noddy stories bring Noddy and his friends together in Toyland. Between the adventures, children can try coloring, counting, matching and spot the difference activities, combining story time with things to do themselves.

Noddy finds a chicken he thinks is lost and takes it home as a new friend. His favorite foods and games fail to make it happy, leaving him to work out what his unexpected guest needs.

Noddy wins two tickets for a trip to the seaside but must choose someone to take along. As friends try to persuade him, Big Ears encourages him to make his own decision about sharing the treat.

Peter eats so many sardines that even his shadow smells of fish. His strange problem opens a short story collection that also follows Mr Dozey's new clothes and Harry's efforts to tidy a village.

Noddy introduces young children to early writing in an activity book focused on pencil patterns. The preschool exercises and included stickers offer a way to practice handling a pencil before moving on to more advanced writing.

Children find themselves chasing a house that won't stay where it belongs. This illustrated collection pairs that strange adventure with stories about a boy who makes faces, Twisty and Ho-Ho, and a very clever kite.

Lazy pixie Tweeky borrows a spell to make his watering can tend the garden for him. When the magic keeps going, his shortcut causes trouble, opening a collection of short adventures featuring elves and other characters.

Noddy heads out for a day in Toyland in this board book for preschool readers. Simple questions and pictures to point to let children help him along, linking a familiar outing with early reading practice.

Joan wants a puppy rather than dolls, and leaving her dollhouse outdoors attracts some pixies. A second story follows Jinky, whose practical jokes upset those around him, pairing a wish for a pet with mischievous magic.

Dame Thimble tries to stop losing her matches by keeping them in her pocket. In the companion story, Sally Simple wears green spectacles she doesn't need, then loses track of them, bringing two muddles together.

Grumph frightens the nursery toys by rocking too close to them. The companion story follows the toys' efforts to replace Jennifer's hairbrush after Sally uses it to clean the dollhouse, pairing bullying with an act of kindness.

Noddy introduces weather in this Look and Learn board book, which uses pictures and flaps for young children to explore. The interactive format brings an early learning topic into the familiar setting of Toy Town.

Nippy likes hurting other people until a merman invites him to an unusual party. In the companion story, Woffles the mouse leaves his master to work on the moon, expecting a world made of cheese.

Noddy and Tessie Bear follow a treasure trail arranged by Big-Ears through familiar places in Toyland. Clues lead them onward, but the troublesome goblins Sly and Gobbo are determined to spoil their hunt.

Noddy introduces young readers to opposites in a board book built around familiar Toyland characters. Flaps invite children to explore the pictures and practice recognizing contrasting ideas as they read and play together.

Noddy wants to understand how Santa delivers presents around the world in one night. When Santa arrives needing help and the goblins try to steal his sleigh, Noddy's Christmas curiosity becomes an urgent adventure.

Two illustrated stories explore kindness through children and magical encounters. A boy discovers the consequences of doing a good deed, while a girl tries to help an elf whose broken stove leaves him in trouble.

A dropped currant bun sets birds arguing over who should have it. In the second story, the birds face a shared problem when they meet to discuss how to deal with Smoky the cat.

A wizard's party takes an unexpected turn after he leaves a gnome off the invitation list. Meanwhile, toys investigate missing sweets from their little shop, trying to discover who has been raiding its stock.

When Goldie falls out of his bowl, nursery toys use a music box to summon help. In the companion story, an unpopular toy drum cares about Lucy Ann, a doll the others fail to protect.

Tips regularly collects a newspaper from old Mr. Jonathan for his owner. When a fall leaves the elderly man alone and unable to get help, the dependable dog's ordinary errand becomes much more important.

Mollie and John run errands for a grumpy neighbor who is ill. In the second story, Mrs. Dilly tries to give away her troublesome duck, only to lose the bird on the way.

A little pig believes he is better than everyone around him, while a small donkey likes to brag. These two illustrated animal stories follow their behavior and the lessons that challenge their inflated opinions.

Dolls offer shelter to fairies who have fallen into a pond. In the companion tale, a broken Christmas-tree fairy creates a problem for the nursery toys, who must find a substitute while repairs are made.

Wishing spells fall into the wrong hands in this collection of short tales. A naughty Siamese kitten, a wizard, and an opinionated humming top join a cast whose adventures mix magic, misbehavior, and unexpected consequences.