Mystery of the Spiteful Letters - Enid Blyton

Where's Noddy? - Enid Blyton

Noddy has been with British children for many years now (he is an Enid Blyton creation) and is as much a part and parcel of pop-culture tradition as Mickey Mouse in the US or Mis Uszatek (Teddy the Flop-ear) in Poland. The whole franchise is now massive and many people probably think of Noddy as a figure form the TV series and of the books as a television tie-in; though originally it was the other way round. Where s Noddy? is a new offering from HarperCollinsChildren sBooks and it s a board play-book for toddlers. There is a vestige of a story in which familiar Toy Town characters look for Noddy in different locations but the main thing is a solid, chunky board book with ...

The Adventures of the Wishing-Chair - Enid Blyton

The wishing chair was written by Enid Blyton she was a British children s writer, this book was first published in 1937. The book is about two children called Molly and Peter who go to boarding school and in the holidays they come home to stay with their mother. With their mother s birthday coming up Mollie and Peter collect their pocket money and put it together so that they can go searching for a birthday present for her. They come across a very mysterious antiques shop which appears to be run by fairy folk. The children spot a vase that they want to buy and ask the elf for some paper to wrap it in. The elf starts looking for some paper and makes a mess of the shop. ...

The Adventures of the Wishing-Chair - Enid Blyton

As a huge Enid Blyton fan as a child, it was with great pleasure that I introduced my daughter to the wonders of Enid Blyton shortly before her 6th birthday. The first title I chose to share with her was The Adventures of the Wishing Chair. This is the first book of the Wishing Chair series. It starts with how Peter and Mollie came to own a magic wishing chair - a chair that flies! Every chapter after that is a delightful adventure that children will love. Along the way they meet Chinky, a pixie who comes to live with them and share the rest of their adventures. These books are interesting as well as easy enough for a child of around 6/7 to read themselves. It is full ...