These two brand-new stories are written by bestselling picture book author Jeanne Willis, and illustrated by the author of all the classic Faraway Tree books, Mark Beech. But when a runaway elephant visits the tree, there’s a lot of mess for the friends to sort out… But a party must have a cake and he is having great trouble getting one – he even tries to bake a cake but burns it! With the help of his friends and his travels to one of the lands at the top of the tree, he might just get his birthday cake after all.Īnd Silky’s Story continues to explore the Enchanted Wood with Joe, Beth and Frannie who meet with their very special friends, Silky the fairy, Moonface, and Saucepan Man. His friends and the children who live near the Enchanted Wood are invited too. In Moonface’s Story, it is Moonface’s birthday and he is planning a party in his special round house in the Faraway Tree.

They are the perfect introduction to Blyton’s classic series, ideal for younger readers aged 3+.

Moonface’s Story and Silky’s Story are two new wonderful stories set in the enchanted world of the Magic Faraway Tree. They go on many adventures to the top of the tree in the Faraway Tree series.įirst published in 1939, The Faraway Tree is a series of popular children’s books by British author Enid Blyton. The wood and tree are discovered by three children named Jo, Beth and Frannie, who move into a house nearby. It’s a home for fairies, pixies, and other magical creatures. In the middle of an enchanted wood stood a tree that reached to the clouds – the eponymous Magic Faraway Tree.

The magic faraway tree collection