The Goblin Aeroplane and other tales - Enid Blyton

Enid Blyton is one of the most popular children's authors of all time. In each of these attractively illustrated books are three of her original stories, specially written for young children. The author's charming and imaginative story-telling will give hours of read-aloud enjoyment.

Tales of Toyland and Other Stories - Enid Blyton

'I don't want to stay in the nursery' sobbed the fairy doll. When the other toys in the nursery are unkind to them, Tiptoe and Jolly decide to move to Toyland. Join them on their adventures as they meet exciting new friends such as the Wobbly To-and-Fro and the funny Clockwork Clown.

The Strange Umbrella and other stories - Enid Blyton

Tiptap the pixie lived in Apple-Tree Cottage in the very middle of Feefo Village. He had two nice little rooms, a kitchen and a bedroom, and outside the cottage was a pocket-handkerchief of a garden - very small, but quite enough for Tiptap to manage.

Well, Really, Mr Twiddle - Enid Blyton

"I'm certainly in lick today, wife," said Mr Twiddle, looking very please with himself. "First, I found that nice pencil I lost last week, and then when I went to feed the hens there were five eggs, and now the postman has brought me a present from my sister Hannah - a nice new hat!" He tried it on, It certainly was a nice hat, Mrs Twiddle wanted to pit a little brown hen feather in the band, but Mr Twiddle wouldn't let her...

Mr Meddle's Mischief - Enid Blyton

Mister Meddle was a pixie who couldn't mind his own business. He was for ever poking his long nose into other people's houses, and meddling with whatever they were doing. One day he felt more meddlesome than usual, so he ran round to Dame Gladsome's. She was very busy that morning, but as soon as she saw Mister Meddle's nose round the door she flew to shut it! "I've come to help you," said Meddle crossly...

The Folk of the Faraway Tree - Enid Blyton

One day Mother came to the three children, as they worked out in the garden, and spoke to them. "Jo! Bessie! Fanny! Listen to me for a minute. I've just had a letter from an old friend of mine, and I am wondering what to do about it. I'll read it to you."...

Hello, Mr Twiddle - Enid Blyton

Mr Twiddle and his lovable, comical ways are already well-known to thousands of children all over the world. He makes the most ridiculous mistakes, and does the most amazing things much to the surprise and annoyance of his wife. All children love humour, and they will find plenty in this book.

Brer Rabbit's A Rascal - Enid Blyton

Brer Rabbit is a great favourite and always full of fun and mischief. He really is a rascal, as you will discover when you read these stories which have delightful illustrations on nearly every page.

Second Form at Malory Towers - Enid Blyton

Darrell, Sally, Gwendoline, Mary-Lou and all the other girls from the First Term at Malory Towers are now in the second form and they are all as lively as ever. Mam'zelle Dupont is still trying to be strict, Alicia plays a terrible trick with invisible chalk and Gwendoline and Daphne inevitable get into trouble.

Fifth Formers of St Clare's - Enid Blyton

St Clare's had stood silent and empty during eight weeks of the summer holiday. Except for the sound of mops and brushes, and a tradesman ringing at the bell, the place has been very quiet. The school cat missed the girls and wandered about miserable for the first week or two.

Stories for Bedtime - Enid Blyton

Now here is the kind of book you like! It is full of all sorts of stories, long and short; exciting ones, funny ones, surprising ones, with plenty of pictures. You will want to read on and on to the very end, and then turn back to the ones you like the most, and read them all over again.

The Magic Snow Bird - Enid Blyton

Once upon a time Derry the doormouse hid a nice little store of cherry-stones in the hole of a hollow tree. He was so pleased with them that he went to look at them every day. Sometimes he nibbled one, and when he came to the kernel inside he ate it all up...

The Adventures of Binkle and Flip - Enid Blyton

"Is there any food in the cupboard, Binkle?" asked Flip, opening one eye and looking at Binkle, who was dressing. "No, there isn't, and you know that very well!" snapped Binkle, who was in a very bad temper. "You just jump out of bed, you lazy thing. We've got to work to-day, if we want any food to eat!" "Oh, oh!" groaned Flip, "I do hate work! whatever can we do, Binkle?" "We must think," said Binkle. "Hark! Who's that calling outside?"...

Sunshine Book - Enid Blyton

Big-ears the goblin was always on the look-out for anything he could take. Sometimes it was an apple off a barrow, or off somebody's tree. Sometimes it was a biscuit from the counter of Mr butter the grocer's and sometimes a few flowers from a garden... He was too clever to be found out, which was a pity, because a good spanking would have done him a lot of good, and might have stopped his bad ways. But nobody ever spanked him or locked him up for a night, so Big-Ears grew worse and worse.

Dog Stories - Enid Blyton

Dick sat under a bridge, eating his dinner. By him sat his dog, Bouncer, a shaggy-haired sheep-dog, his hair over his eyes. Bouncer was waiting for his share of the dinner. It wasn't much of a dinner - two slices of very fry bread and a crumbly bit of cheese! But Dick thought he was lucky to have it. he had found it on the roadway, thrown away by a workman who didn't want it.

Amelia Jane Again! - Enid Blyton

Now once the toys in the nursery had a party and they didn't ask that big naughty doll, Amelia Jane. She didn't even know they were going to have a party until she saw them setting the table, and smelt the cakes cooking on a little stove in the dolls' house...

Pipes for Old Puff, and the Little Down Cushion - Enid Blyton

Puff, the old gnome, sat down at the foot of the big oak tree in spring and lit his pipe. Puff wasn't much bigger than a daisy, so as you can guess, his pipe was very small and not much some came from it.

The Naughtiest Girl Set - Enid Blyton - 10 Paperback books in slipcase

All 10 of the Naughtiest Girl's school adventures.

The Boy with the Loaves and Fishes - Enid Blyton

This story, one of the loveliest in the New Testament, is always a favourite with children; so easily can they identify themselves with that long-ago little boy and feel with him the awe and delight of being near to Jesus and actually helping him.

The Buttercup Farm Family - Enid Blyton

Author: Enid Blyton Illustrator: Ruth Gervis Condition: Very fine condition. Hard Cover. Used.