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The Mystery of the Burnt Cottage - Enid Blyton
Who could have set fire to Mr Hick's cottage? The suspects include a tramp and even the housekeeper, Mrs Minns. The Five Find-Outers and Dog aim to solve the mystery before Mr Goon, the grumpy policeman.
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The Mystery That Never Was - Enid Blyton
Author: Enid Blyton
Illustrator: Gilbert Dunlop
Condition: Fine condition. Hard Cover. Used. Name on first two pages (not title page).
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Tales After Tea - Enid Blyton
Author: Enid Blyton
Condition: Fine condition. Hard Cover. Used. First page missing (is the blank page, title page not removed).
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Storytime Book - Enid Blyton
Now once when Miggle the goblin was walking home at night through Goblin Village he saw a light in Mother Tick-Tock's cottage window. He stopped and thought for a moment. "I think I'll go and peep in," he said to himself. "Mother Tick-Tock's grandfather was a wizard, and it's said that she knows plenty of useful spells. I might see something interesting if I go and peep." So he crept into the front garden and peeped in at the lighted window.
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Tales of Brave Adventure - Enid Blyton
Robin was a strong and handsome youth, skilful with his bow and quick with his fists. He lived happily in his father's house, merry and glad the whole year round. His two great friends were Will, his cousin, and Maid Marian, and very happy were they when they played together in the Greenwood they all loved.
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Don't Be Silly Mr Twiddle! - Enid Blyton
Once Mrs Twiddle was in bed with a bad cold. Mr Twiddle was very sorry, and he said he would do what he could to help. But Mrs Twiddle thought to herself that she wasn't sure if Twiddle's help would be much use. "You tell Mrs Minny, the woman who comes to do the washing today, to come up and see me," said Mrs Twiddle, sneezing into her handkerchief. "She can do everything for me, and cook your dinner, and do a bit of washing as well. So Mrs Minny went up to see Mrs Twiddle, and the two of them planned out the day's work.
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Mr Meddle's Muddles - Enid Blyton
Once, when Meddle was staying with his Aunt Jemima, he broke one of her chars. She was very cross about it. "Meddle, you are very careless," she said. "I can't imagine how you broke that chair. It was quite strong." "It fell over and broke itself," said Meddle. "Somebody must have pushed it," said Aunt Jemima. "Well, it's not worth mending. It's got two legs at the back broken. I must go out this morning and buy another chair. And whilst I'm about it, I may as well get another little table for the kitchen corner there. It would be useful to put trays on. And I really need a new stool for my feet, I'll go and get them straight away."
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Tales of Long Ago - Enid Blyton
Long, long ago, when the world was new, and no pain or sorrow was known, Epimetheus lived with his beautiful young wife Pandora. They dwelt in a house made of branches and leaves, for the sun shone always, and the wind was never cold.
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Hurrah for the Circus - Enid Blyton
Tan-tan-tara! Tan-tan-tara! Tan-tan-tan-tan-tan-tara!
The noise of trumpets came down the main street of the town, and all the children rushed out of their houses, and the grown-ups went to their windows.
"What is it? What is it? It's the circus coming! Listen to the trumpets! Oh, look, here come the first lovely black horses! Oh, here comes the circus! Hurrah for the circus!"
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The Wailing Lighthouse Game - Enid Blyton
Book Five in the Famous Five Adventure Games Series
Author: Enid Blyton
Illustrator: Gary Rees
Condition: Very good condition. Paperback. Used. Creases to cover corners.
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Circus Days Again - Enid Blyton
Lumbering down the dusty lanes one warm May day went a strange procession. The country-folk started in surprise, and stopped their work to watch it pass. "It's a circus!" said one to another. "Look - there's an elephant! And there's a funny creature - a chimpanzee, isn't he?"
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Come to the Circus - Enid Blyton
Book Forty-Eight in the Rewards Series
Author: Enid Blyton
Condition: Fine condition. Hard Cover. Used. Small stamped name on title page.
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In The Fifth At Malory Towers - Enid Blyton
'Felicity! Look - there's Malory Towers at last!' cried Darrell. 'I always look out for it at this bend. This is where we catch a climpse of it first.'
Felicity gazed at the big square-looking building of grey stone stadning high up on a cliff by the sea. At each end was a rounded tower.
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The Whispering Island Game - Enid Blyton
Book Three in the Famous Five Adventure Games Series
Author: Enid Blyton
Illustrator: Gary Rees
Condition: Very good condition. Paperback. Used. Creases to cover corners. Damage to front cover where book title is
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Eighth Bedtime Book - Enid Blyton
Author: Enid Blyton
Condition: Good condition. Paperback. Used. Creases to cover corners. General damage to front cover. Library contact and barcodes on covers. Library stamps on last page of book.
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The Little Donkey - Enid Blyton
Author : Enid Blyton
Illustrator : Carolyn Dinan
Format : Paperback
Condition : Used. Some creases throughout.
Dimensions : 21.5cm x 27.5cm x 0.5cm
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The Adventurous Four Again - Enid Blyton
Three very excited children bumped along a round contry lane in a farmer's cart. the Scottish carter sat in front saying nothing, but listening with a little smile to the children's happy voices.
"We shall see Andy again soon! We haven't seen him since our exciting adventures last summer!" said Tom, a red-haired boy of twelve.
"It was bad luck getting measles in the Christmas hols, so that we couldn't come up here and stay in out little cottage," said Jill. She and her sister Mary were twins, and were very like each other. They each had long golden plaits and blue eyes, and were younger than Tom.
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Upper Fourth at Malory Towers - Enid Blyton
Book 4 in the Malory Towers Series
Author : Enid Blyton
Format : Hardcover
Condition: Used. Name on first page - otherwise no marks or tears.
Dimensions : 13cm x 19cm x 1.5cm
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