ǂThe ǂfolk of the Faraway Tree
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ǂThe ǂfolk of the Faraway Tree

by Enid Blyton

Publisher
Egmont UK Limited
Pages
208
Language
English
Published
1972

Overview

The Folk of the Faraway Tree is one of Enid Blyton's best-loved magical adventure stories, centered on a towering enchanted tree whose branches lead to changing lands above the clouds. Jo, Bessie, Fanny, and their friends meet Moon-Face, Silky, the Saucepan Man, and other memorable figures while each new land brings delight, danger, rules, and comic surprises.

Blyton's fantasy works because it gives children a world that feels both wondrous and orderly. The Faraway Tree is a place of escape, but also a test of curiosity, manners, courage, and quick thinking. Readers interested in classic children's fantasy, magical lands, episodic adventure, playful characters, and imaginative read-aloud stories will find a bright and enduring entry in Blyton's fantasy world.

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