The Magic Faraway Tree, The Enchanted Wood 7 Books Collection Box Set by Enid Blyton - Ages 7–12 - Paperback

Titles in This Set:
The Magic Faraway Tree
The Enchanted Wood
Folk of the Faraway Tree
Adventures of the Wishing-Chair
The Wishing-Chair Again
More Wishing-Chair Stories
Up The Faraway Tree

Format: Paperback
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Overview:
This 7-book box set brings together Enid Blyton’s two most beloved magical series in one complete collection. The Faraway Tree adventures follow siblings Joe, Beth and Frannie as they discover an enchanted wood and climb the extraordinary tree where strange lands land at the top branch. The Wishing-Chair stories centre on Mollie and Peter and their pixie friend Chinky, whose flying chair takes them on unpredictable journeys. Together these stories create a seamless world of talking trees, cloud castles, grumpy gnomes and unexpected escapes. Written for ages 7–12, the set offers classic British children’s fantasy that has entertained generations with short chapters, lively dialogue and satisfying endings perfect for bedtime reading or independent chapter-book readers.

What Makes This Collection Worth Owning:
Owning the full box set gives readers the complete reading journey without gaps. The Faraway Tree books follow a natural sequence that rewards readers who continue straight from one title to the next, while the Wishing-Chair stories provide a lighter, faster-paced contrast. Buying them together ensures consistent cover artwork and the same paperback size, creating an attractive shelf display. Parents and grandparents appreciate having the entire series ready for younger siblings or for passing down, while children enjoy the convenience of moving between the two worlds without waiting for the next book. The compact box also makes an ideal gift that feels substantial yet costs less than purchasing titles separately.

Books Included in This Collection:
The Magic Faraway Tree
Joe, Beth and Frannie introduce their cousin Rick to the enchanted wood and the tree’s rotating lands. They race to escape the Land of Dreams, navigate the upside-down chaos of the Land of Topsy-Turvy and chase a runaway train through the Land of Do-As-You-Please. The story balances danger with humour and introduces memorable characters such as Moon-Face and Silky the fairy.

The Enchanted Wood
The first Faraway Tree story sees the three children move to a new house beside a mysterious wood. They climb the tree, meet its curious inhabitants and discover the ever-changing lands that arrive at the top. This gentle introduction establishes the rules of the magical world and the children’s growing friendships with its residents.

Folk of the Faraway Tree
Mischievous Connie arrives to stay with the family. Her reluctance quickly turns to wonder once she meets the tree folk and visits lands such as the Land of Secrets. The book explores themes of friendship and acceptance while delivering fresh adventures with old favourites like the Saucepan Man.

Adventures of the Wishing-Chair
Mollie and Peter discover a flying chair that grants wishes and carries them into extraordinary places. They rescue a pixie, outwit a giant and explore a mysterious castle, learning responsibility along the way. The shorter chapters suit newly confident readers ready for magic with a faster pace.

The Wishing-Chair Again
Home for the holidays, Mollie and Peter summon their pixie friend Chinky and the wishing-chair for more escapades. They encounter a disappearing island, a school for young wizards and a land where toys come alive, blending excitement with gentle lessons about bravery and kindness.

More Wishing-Chair Stories
Further holiday adventures see the children visit strange shops, escape from a land of giant birds and help Chinky rescue a captured friend. Each self-contained episode maintains the series’ light-hearted tone while expanding the imaginative world around the wishing-chair.

Up The Faraway Tree
The final Faraway Tree tale returns readers to Joe, Beth and Frannie for one last climb. New lands and old friends appear as the children face their most challenging journey yet, providing a satisfying farewell to the series that feels both nostalgic and fresh.

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
The collection suits children aged 7–12 who are moving from shorter stories into longer chapter books. Parents looking for wholesome, screen-free entertainment will find reliable bedtime material with clear moral threads. Grandparents often choose it as a gift that echoes their own childhood reading. Teachers and librarians appreciate the set for classroom libraries or reading corners, while collectors value having matching editions of both classic series in one purchase. The stories also appeal to families who enjoy shared read-aloud sessions across multiple evenings.