Noddy Books in Order

Big-Ears finds Noddy in the woods and helps him travel to Toyland, buy clothes and build a home. Before the little wooden figure can settle there, Mr Plod insists on deciding whether he qualifies as a toy.

Settling into Toy Town, Noddy needs a way to earn money. He tries cleaning houses and working with cars, but finding the right job brings problems and new adventures for the little wooden boy.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The musical Tootle family arrives in Toytown, attracting attention with their caravan and lively children. Noddy’s curiosity becomes a serious problem when the visitors disappear along with his car, leaving him to track down what happened.

When young Tubby Bear puts fizzy drinks in Noddy's car, it needs repairs. A borrowed aeroplane offers Noddy another way to travel, but flying around Toyland brings new problems and worries for Mr Plod.

Noddy gives his Toytown friends lifts in his little car, beginning with Mrs Bunny and her children on their way to the station. Carrying passengers brings a string of mishaps and more demands on his helpfulness.

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.

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'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 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 plays hide-and-seek with his friends, but robot Whiz hides so well that nobody can find him. Lindy needs his help in the workshop, turning the game into a search with a more urgent purpose.

Tubby Bear's prank leaves Noddy's car needing repairs, so Noddy borrows Big-Ears' bicycle and cart to do an errand. When a runaway tyre causes trouble, Martha Monkey offers help that Noddy hadn't expected.

Noddy needs to earn some sixpences quickly, and Tessie Bear suggests a plan involving Clockwork Mouse. Giving the mouse a turn at driving his car makes Noddy uneasy, turning a simple money-making idea into a worry.

Noddy invents a story about an imp to protect Bert Monkey after his tail knocks over a paint can. His attempt to help creates further trouble when Mr Plod's investigation threatens to implicate Big-Ears.

A baby duck appears at Dinosaurus's laboratory while its mother searches for it back at the farm. Noddy puts his detective skills to work to help reunite them in this short Toyland story.