Books by Enid Blyton
The Magic Faraway Tree
by Enid Blyton
It’s the idea that one could climb up a tree and go into another land, a fantasy. The Magic Faraway Tree is so fantastical, whereas a lot of Blyton’s stories are about real situations. Her stories fascinate us, I suppose, because they depict worlds in which children make their own rules, but not in the frightening way of Lord of the Flies.
Interviews where books by Enid Blyton were recommended
The best books on Trees For Younger Readers, recommended by Neal Layton
Award-winning author and illustrator Neal Layton is passionate about the natural world—especially trees. Among his five recommendations are trees that provide raw materials for building, food and profit; trees that are perfect for climbing; lofty enchanted trees full of adventure; and small yet perfect Christmas trees. Each has a story to tell.
The best books on Puppeteering, recommended by Basil Jones and Adrian Kohler
Founders of the Handspring Puppet Company pick their favourite five books on puppeteering. Enid Blyton and African Scenery and Animals both make the cut, as does same-sex behaviour in the natural world
