(Paperback)

A classic school series with timeless appeal, relaunched with fantastic new covers for 21st century readers.

Suitable for reading in one sitting, this is a collection of classic Enid Blyton stories.

(, New edition)

Binkle and Flip are very mischievous rabbits with a wicked sense of fun and aversion to hard work.

(, New edition)

Mr Twiddle is a kind old soul with the best intentions, but he is extremely forgetful, very lazy and more than a little bit silly. In this story he gets caught up in a giant snowball.

(Paperback, New edition)

Mr Twiddle is an old man who is always doing something silly. He loses everything, he puts the fireworks on the fire by mistake, he tries to read the herrings and feed the newspapers to the cat, forgets the dog and takes the lead for a walk, and try as he might, he can't remember anything.

(, New edition)

Luckily for Michael and Janet, they soon settle in their new boarding school and start to have a lovely time getting up to all sorts of mischief with their new friends. But who is the mystery boy Hugh, and why does everyone avoid him

(, Re-issue)

Mr Pink-Whistle is a little fat man with pointed brownie ears and large green eyes, but really he is neither human nor brownie - he is half and half!

(Paperback, New edition)

Mr Twiddle is a kind old soul with the best intentions, but he is extremely forgetful, very lazy and more than a little bit silly.

(, New edition)

Hilary, Frances, Alec and their friend Ben are happily playing at smuggling when suddenly they are catapulted into a very real adventure with real smugglers and desperate danger. Can they solve the mystery before it's too late

(, New edition)

When Bob and Mary arrive at their Granny's for the summer holidays they are delighted. But this year their big, rough cousin Ralph is staying as well. One rainy day, Granny tells them about a beautiful necklace that disappeared 100 years ago, and soon Bob and Mary find a secret passage.

(Paperback, New edition)

Binkle and Flip are two very bad and bold rabbits who are always playing jokes on the people of Oak Tree Town, either to get out of doing any honest work, or just to be plain rascally. Each time they get caught and promise never to do anything bad again. But it doesn't last long.

(Paperback, New edition)

Mr Pink-Whistle is not like ordinary people. He's half a brownie and half a person, and he can make himself invisible whenever he wants. But the most important thing about him is he's always helping people in trouble and getting himself into all sorts of funny situations.

(Paperback)

This collection of bedtime stories brings together the illustrated adventures of mischievous rabbits Binkle and Flip. Binkle and Flip dream up scandelous schemes which rarely work out as they intended and often result in a lot of explaining.

(, New edition)

Donald wants a puppy more than anything in the world. But sadly, Donald's parents won't let him have any sort of pet, let alone a puppy. He is reluctantly allowed to help the local vet at weekends until even that is stopped when his enthusiasm for his work gets in the way of his homework.

(, New edition)

A terrifying encounter with a strange man in a deserted hut on the gloomy Scottish hills of Kidillin hurtles Sandy, Jeannie and their two London cousins into a whirlwind race against time in the search for the answer to the man's deadly secret.

From carelessly losing a whistling Biggle-Boggle to turning Dilly Duck's beak green, Binkle and Flip dream up scandalous schemes which rarely work out as they intended and often result in a lot of explaining. This collection brings together the adventures of mischievous rabbits Binkle and Flip.

(Paperback, New edition)

Mister Meddle is a very merry pixie always willing to help out and do good deeds, but he never quite gets it right!