Mr Twiddle in Trouble Again (Enid Blyton Happy Days)

Description

Poor Mrs Twiddle has to put up with more trouble caused by Mr Twiddle's silliness and forgetfulness. Whether he has sold his boots, instead of having them soled; has put his hat in the bin and the old fish in the wardrobe; or let a burglar steal from their bedroom as he believes it is the cat, Mr Twiddle's attempts to be useful only have the opposite effect.

Bibliography

Enid Blyton (1897-1968) is the world's best-selling children's author and has sold 600 million books internationally. Best known for her exceptional young readers' novels where recurring groups of chlidren seek mystery and adventure, she presents a realistic world of exciting events, often with little or no adult supervision. With children taking centre stage, generation after generation have fallen for her timeless appeal, and she was voted the nation's most loved writer at the 2008 Costa Book Awards.