Enid Blyton Books in Order

Water sprites Trickle, Splashabout and Willow are upset when the fairies ask them to stop joining their dances. Discovering that their wet clothes spoil the festivities, the sprites must find a way to overcome their exclusion.

Spoiled Elizabeth Allen is sent to Whyteleafe School and decides to behave so badly that she will be sent home. Friendship and the school's unusual system of shared responsibility begin challenging her determination to remain its naughtiest pupil.

This collection of short tales includes Buttercup the cow being accused of eating the moon, a gnome learning a lesson from a magic hat and a wizard getting more than he expected from his own schemes.

Mollie and Peter discover a chair that grows wings and carries them to magical places. With their pixie friend, they encounter strange lands, giants and unexpected dangers, finding that each journey can bring a different adventure.

Mollie and Peter's flying Wishing-Chair carries them beyond their garden into a world of magical adventures. This collection follows the children and their pixie companion through unfamiliar places where wishes, surprises and dangers shape their journeys.

Jimmy Brown longs to see Mr Galliano's circus, but his family cannot afford a ticket. Befriending young rider Lotta brings him into circus life, where his talent with animals opens unexpected possibilities for him and his parents.

Jack, Mike, Peggy and Nora escape unhappy home lives by hiding on an island in a lake. Building shelter, finding food and avoiding discovery test their independence as they try to make a secret life together.

Jimmy and Lotta continue their life with Mr Galliano's circus when a troupe of tigers arrives. Jimmy's eagerness to befriend the animals creates danger, while the keeper's jealous son threatens the friendship between the two children.

Josie the doll and Click the clockwork mouse flee their cruel owner and meet Bun the rabbit. Choosing to live together in a little tree house, the three friends begin a new life filled with shared adventures.

Amelia Jane's tricks cause trouble for the other toys, from cutting a rabbit's tail to soaking a toy soldier. Her companions try to teach the mischievous doll better manners, but keeping her out of trouble proves difficult.

Joe, Beth, and Frannie move near a mysterious wood, where a chase after a thief leads them to the towering Faraway Tree. Inside its branches, they meet unusual neighbours and find new lands waiting above the clouds.

Elizabeth Allen returns to Whyteleafe determined to control her temper. A sulky new boy in her class tries to show her up, putting her efforts to behave well at risk and reviving her reputation for trouble.

Nineteen short stories follow Betsy-May, a young girl who tries her best to be good. Her everyday experiences provide the collection's small adventures, with each separate tale returning to the same child and her good intentions.

Four London children visit Cherry Tree Farm and seek out Tammylan, an outdoorsman who understands animals. Through his friendship, they learn about the birds and creatures around them, discovering a countryside very different from city life.

Elizabeth Allen's appointment as a monitor gives her a chance to prove she has changed. New responsibilities and friction with fellow pupil Arabella test her judgment, patience and ability to put the school ahead of personal feelings.

Holidaying on the Cornish coast with Dimmy, Jack and the Arnold children discover a boy imprisoned in a nearby tower. Investigating the strangers around Spiggy Holes draws them into a kidnapping case and a dangerous rescue attempt.

These short magical stories follow pixies searching for a new home, fairies preparing a healing spell and a gnome discovering a wishing balloon. Their separate adventures bring unexpected problems and possibilities into a world of everyday magic.

Half brownie and half human, Mr Pink-Whistle can become invisible and speak with animals. With his talking cat Sooty, he uses his unusual abilities to help people in trouble and put unfair situations right without seeking attention.

Tom and his twin sisters join local fisherboy Andy on a boating trip off the Scottish coast. When their holiday expedition leads them to enemy activity on remote islands, the children must find a way to escape danger.

Pat and Isabel return to St Clare's for their second term, joined by their cousin Alison. New classmates bring different personalities and difficulties into school life, testing the twins' friendships and growing understanding of the people around them.

When Captain and Mrs Arnold disappear during a flight to Africa, their children set out with friends to find them. The search leads toward a mysterious mountain, where unfamiliar surroundings and hostile inhabitants threaten their rescue mission.

Pat and Isabel O'Sullivan arrive at St Clare's convinced the school is beneath them. Their attempts to resist its routines bring arguments and surprises as the twins begin learning how to make friends and fit into boarding-school life.

New performers enliven Mr Galliano's circus, but illness forces its owners to leave a stern conjuror in charge. Jimmy and Lotta watch their circus family grow unhappy as his harsh management threatens to drive the performers away.

Julian, Dick, and Anne meet their headstrong cousin George and her dog Timmy at Kirrin Cottage. A storm, a shipwreck, and a map lead the new friends to Kirrin Island, where a lost treasure may not stay lost for long.

Kind but forgetful Mr Twiddle wants to help, yet his mistakes keep creating fresh problems. Confusing household objects, losing things he already has and misunderstanding simple tasks leave Mrs Twiddle trying to straighten out his latest muddles.

Driven from her mousehole, Mary Mouse finds work as a maid in a dolls' house. Her new life among the dolls introduces unfamiliar duties and companions, giving the little mouse a home in an unexpected household.

Rory, Sheila, Benjy and Penny continue learning about life on Willow Farm through its changing seasons. Caring for animals, riding donkeys and helping with daily tasks bring new experiences as the children take part in running the farm.

Sheepdog puppy Shadow grows up on a farm with young Johnny and several experienced working dogs. Eager to prove himself, he must learn patience, obedience and the skills needed to handle sheep while facing adventures around the countryside.

Twinkle the elf's prank on a dragon, a children's train journey and a clown's attempt to be heroic feature in this collection. Separate short stories combine magical mischief, surprising encounters and the consequences of characters' impulsive choices.

City children Sheila, Penny, Rory and Benjy discover the work and pleasures of Willow Farm. Looking after poultry, milking cows and caring for other animals fill their days, while their friend Tammylan helps them understand the natural world.

Wizard Twinkle's magic brush turns against Dame Lazybones in this collection of fantasy stories. Other tales follow brownies and unusual characters through magical mishaps, bringing together separate adventures where everyday intentions can have unexpectedly strange consequences.

Elizabeth Allen returns to Whyteleafe hoping to leave her naughty reputation behind. A bully and a girl who plays cruel tricks test her resolve, making it difficult to stay calm and behave as well as she intends.

Gillian and Imogen's quiet home changes when Siamese kitten Bimbo and fox terrier Topsy arrive. The mischievous pets rush through the house causing trouble, turning ordinary family life into a series of chaotic adventures and surprises.

Christmas at Kirrin Cottage brings an unwanted tutor, an old map, and a secret passage. When Uncle Quentin's papers vanish, the Five must work out who is using the hidden route before the thieves get away.

A pink teddy bear sets out to rescue his owner from a dark wood, while a toy clown's sweet-making brings trouble. This collection also includes two characters facing an unwelcome encounter with a magical washing tub.

Alec, Frances and Hilary meet an unfriendly boy named Ben while holidaying at Sea Cottage. Their make-believe games of smuggling turn serious when caves, tides and suspicious visitors draw the children into a real and dangerous mystery.

Pat and Isabel eagerly anticipate their summer term at St Clare's, but exposure to mumps delays their return. Back at school, new pupils and shifting friendships bring further complications to a term of pranks, disagreements and discoveries.

Enid Blyton retells the life of Jesus in a sequence of short stories for children. The collection follows events from his birth through his teaching, trial, crucifixion and resurrection, presenting familiar New Testament episodes in accessible narrative form.

Joe, Beth, and Frannie take their cousin Rick to the Faraway Tree, where Moonface, Silky, and the Saucepan Man introduce him to its strange residents. Each new land above the branches brings another lively problem to solve.

A suspicious cottage fire brings Larry, Daisy, Pip and Bets together with newcomer Fatty and his dog. Determined to discover who started it, the children investigate local suspects while trying to stay ahead of the village policeman.

The Five Find-Outers investigate a ransacked house and the disappearance of its tenant, Mr Fellows. Reports of him fleeing with a strange bundle create a puzzle, while Fatty's new ventriloquism skills add confusion to their dealings with Mr Goon.

A holiday in Prince Paul's homeland takes Jack and the Arnold children into the Killimooin mountains. Discovering a hidden forest brings them into conflict with robbers, turning an unusual journey into a dangerous effort to stop their activities.

Pat and Isabel return to St Clare's as the new Matron and her daughter Eileen arrive. Mam'zelle's niece Claudine also joins the school, and her rebellious approach to its customs brings excitement and disruption to the twins' term.

Left with an unpleasant temporary cook and her family, the Five escape to Kirrin Island for peace and freedom. But strange visitors soon make the island feel far less safe than their usual holiday hideout.

Pat and Isabel enter the second form, where newcomers Gladys and Mirabel reveal gifts for acting and music. Mischief and changing friendships complicate school life, while the unpopular Head Girl Elsie creates tension among her classmates.

Jack, Lucy-Ann, Philip and Dinah explore the coast near the isolated house Craggy-Tops. The mysterious Isle of Gloom and its old mines draw their attention, while a stranger calling himself Bill Smugs raises questions about whom they can trust.

Lady Candling's valuable Siamese cat disappears, and the gardener's helper Luke becomes the chief suspect. The Five Find-Outers and Buster investigate to clear their friend's name, examining clues that don't fit the apparently straightforward accusation against him.

The girls reach the fifth form at St Clare's, bringing greater responsibilities without giving up jokes and escapades. Claudine's younger sister Antoinette adds fresh mischief, while the older pupils navigate ambitions, friendships and the demands of school life.

After storm damage forces them from Kirrin Cottage, the Five stay in a house full of secret passages near dangerous marshes. When Uncle Quentin disappears, old smuggling routes may hold the key to finding him.

Mike, Belinda and Ann are delighted when their father buys two caravans for the family to live in. Their new homes make travel possible, turning everyday family life into a succession of journeys, discoveries and holiday experiences.

Pip notices a furnished room in an apparently abandoned house while escaping Mr Goon. The Five Find-Outers investigate who is using it and why, with Fatty's growing skill at disguise helping them pursue a mystery hidden in plain sight.

Amelia Jane causes fresh trouble for the nursery toys with scares, tricks and selfish schemes. When they hold a party without inviting her, she retaliates, beginning another round of disputes in which the toys try to outwit their difficult companion.

Darrell Rivers arrives at Malory Towers eager to make friends and succeed at boarding school. New classmates, misunderstandings and her own quick temper complicate the term as she tries to find her place in North Tower.

A chance meeting with a circus boy inspires the Five to take a caravan holiday near Merran Lake. Their carefree trip changes when two hostile circus men try hard to keep everyone away from a nearby hillside.

Josie, Click and Bun find a new home in an old railway carriage. When Click's difficulty with counting sends him to Mr Rap's school, his mischievous behaviour creates another challenge for friends hoping he will learn.

Flashing lights in a distant tower draw Philip, Dinah, Jack and Lucy-Ann towards a ruined castle. Exploring its hidden rooms and underground passages, the children and Kiki encounter a secret plot that makes their countryside holiday dangerous.

Jack, Jane and Benjy leave town for a new home in the countryside. These linked stories follow the children as they explore around Happy House, make friends and adjust to a family life filled with small discoveries and adventures.

When skeptical Connie comes to stay, Joe, Beth, and Frannie take her up the Faraway Tree to meet their magical friends. Her refusal to believe what she sees turns a series of visits into a bigger problem for everyone.

This collection brings together stories about Jack, Jane and Benjy at Happy House. Their move from town to the countryside leads to new friendships and everyday adventures, followed by further experiences as the children settle into their surroundings.

Anonymous letters are upsetting people in Peterswood, and the Five Find-Outers decide to identify their author. With several possible suspects and personal secrets being exposed, the children must look beyond gossip to discover who is causing the distress.

Eleven short stories bring children into adventures involving discoveries, mishaps and unexpected situations. A secret door, a sailor's telescope and a train in trouble provide some of the starting points in a collection of separate adventures.

Twenty-four short stories follow children whose bad behaviour leads them into trouble. Through the consequences of their choices, they have opportunities to reconsider how they act, with each tale presenting a different situation and a lesson to learn.

Uncle Quentin borrows Kirrin Island for a secret scientific experiment, leaving George torn between pride and worry. When his nightly signal stops, the Five know they must reach the island and discover what has happened.

Jack, Jane and Benjy spend a hot summer at Happy House instead of going away on holiday. A neighbour's visiting niece and nephew seem to offer new companionship, but the newcomers' behaviour threatens to make the summer difficult.

Darrell and her friends enter the second form, where new girls bring artistic gifts, anxiety and claims of wealth. Tricks keep the term lively, but a thief in their midst turns ordinary school tensions into a more serious problem.

Tom, Jill and Mary sail with their friend Andy along the Scottish coast to watch birds and camp near a lonely cliff. Mysterious activity interrupts the outing, drawing the children into an adventure connected to a concealed criminal operation.

Eighteen short fantasy stories bring together magical objects, troublesome children and unusual creatures. Tales about a runaway bed, an enchanted wheelbarrow, an unnamed imp and a magical Easter egg turn familiar situations into separate encounters with the unexpected.

A gang of jewel thieves is operating in Peterswood, and the Five Find-Outers want to help the police. Fatty uses disguises to watch for suspicious behaviour as the children investigate burglaries and the mystery surrounding a missing necklace.

Mike, Belinda and Ann spend their holiday on the houseboat Saucy Jane. Life on the canal brings swimming, new experiences and a trip on a working canal boat, giving the family a different kind of adventure together.

Expecting a night flight with Bill, the children board the wrong aircraft and arrive in an unfamiliar, isolated valley. With two strange pilots nearby and treasure concealed in the landscape, they must work out how to survive and escape.

Camping on a lonely moor sounds perfect until the Five hear tales of ghostly trains running through disused tunnels. With their new friend Jock, they investigate the railway mystery beneath the hills.

Click's friendship with naughty Tallie Mouse brings trouble to Josie and Bun. A birthday celebration and Bun's illness add further changes to their lives, leading the companions towards a seaside visit as they manage mischief and look after one another.

Six children build a snowman who turns out to be more than an ordinary figure made of snow. His story joins tales about animals, toys and magical mishaps, including a cow with a missing moo and an unexpected rubber.

After a house fire, three city children move in with their cousins at Mistletoe Farm. The country children resent their arrival, while the visitors dislike farm life, leaving both families to face practical difficulties and learn how to get along.

This illustrated collection follows a pair of twins through short stories for young readers. Its contents include The Twins and the Puppy and The Ugly Old Scarecrow, bringing together animal encounters and adventures involving the two children.

Pip is a tiny pixie with a large curiosity about the world around him. With his friend Jinky ready to help and Aunt Twinkle watching for trouble, his short adventures introduce discoveries about nature alongside the complications of mischief.

The Five Find-Outers invent a mystery to mislead Mr Goon's nephew Ern after being told to stop investigating. Their joke becomes entangled with real suspicious activity around a hidden house, and Ern's disappearance gives the children an urgent problem.

A trip to the remote Northern Isles becomes dangerous when Bill is kidnapped. Philip, Dinah, Jack and Lucy-Ann are stranded far from the mainland with Kiki, and must outwit an unknown enemy while trying to find their missing companion.

Darrell returns to Malory Towers while Sally's arrival is delayed by illness. New girls include American Zerelda, horse-loving Bill and gifted singer Mavis, whose different interests and ambitions create fresh complications among classmates settling into another school year.

Kind but forgetful Mr Twiddle tries to be useful and repeatedly gets ordinary tasks wrong. Confused errands, misplaced possessions and muddled instructions leave Mrs Twiddle sorting out the consequences in these short comic stories about his daily misadventures.

During a cycling holiday, Dick is mistaken for another boy and kidnapped. Julian, Anne, George, Timmy, and the guilty Richard must track him to a remote house, where the rescue becomes a trap of its own.

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.

A holiday in the Welsh mountains draws Philip, Dinah, Jack and Lucy-Ann toward a mountain that makes strange rumbling sounds. Roaming wolves and a scientist with dangerous ambitions turn their exploration into a fight to escape.

Money disappears from a theatre safe, and suspicion falls on a performer who plays a pantomime cat. The Five Find-Outers investigate, but false clues they planted as a joke threaten to complicate the real case.

Roger, Diana and Snubby explore deserted Rockingdown Hall with their new friend Barney. When Barney stays there overnight, mysterious noises from below lead the children to investigate the old mansion and its cellars.

Jack witnesses suspicious activity at an old house on a snowy night. The Secret Seven set out to investigate, convinced that someone may be held prisoner in the building guarded by a deaf caretaker.

Darrell Rivers becomes head girl of her form as her younger sister Felicity arrives at Malory Towers. Exams, new classmates and awkward friendships test her leadership, while Felicity falls under the influence of mischievous June.

A break-in at Kirrin Cottage is followed by the disappearance of George and Timmy. The others turn to the wary, quick-tempered Jo for help, but finding their friends means facing a dangerous gang near the coast.

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.

Darrell and her friends take charge of the school pantomime. Writing, casting and rehearsing the show bring out their talents, but fierce competition and quarrels threaten to spoil the fifth form’s big performance.

Mr Pink-Whistle, a little man who is half brownie, steps in whenever he sees unfairness. These stories follow his efforts to help children and put things right when selfishness, bullying and unkindness cause trouble.

A stolen pearl necklace and a stranger spotted in the woods give the Secret Seven a new mystery. Their search leads to a circus field, where lions and an unusual local character complicate the investigation.

Cyril, Melisande and Roderick move into Holly Farm with their parents, near their cousins at Mistletoe Farm. Their father struggles to make the farm work, while unwilling helpers and their mother’s expectations strain family life.