Enid Blyton's single novels

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Enid Blyton wrote many single-volume novels for children, as well as her many extended series. Some of the first editions are valuable collectables; for the early books on this list prices as of 2006 are around $30.^{[citation needed]}

Some of Blyton most popular one-off novels with publishing dates:

• The Treasure Hunters (1940) (writing as Mary Pollock)
• The Children of Cherry Tree Farm (1940)
• The Children of Kidillin (1940) (writing as Mary Pollock)
• Three Boys and a Circus (1940) (writing as Mary Pollock)
• Shadow the Sheep Dog (1942)
• The Land of Far-Beyond (1942)
• The Adventures of Scamp (1943) (writing as Mary Pollock)
• The Secret of Cliff Castle (1943) (writing as Mary Pollock)
• Smuggler Ben (1943) (writing as Mary Pollock)
• The Boy Next Door (1944)
• At Appletree Farm (1944)
• The Family at Red Roofs (1945)
• Hollow Tree House (1945)
• The Brown Family (1945)
• Teddy Bear's Party (1945)
• The Three Golliwogs (1946)
• The Put-Em-Rights (1946)
• The House at the Corner (1947)
• The Smith Family (1947)
• The Boy With the Loaves and the Fishes (1948)
• The Little Girl at Capernaum (1948)
• They Ran Away Together (1948)
• Those Dreadful Children (1949)
• What an Adventure (1950)
• The Six Bad Boys (1951)
• Let's Go to the Circus (1951)
• The Very Big Secret (1952)
• The Queer Adventure (1952)
• Enid Blyton's Christmas Story (1953)
• Snowball the Pony (1953)
• Visitors in the Night (1953)
• The Golliwog Grumbled (1953)
• The Children at Green Meadows (1954)
• The Adventure of the Secret Necklace (1954)
• Holiday House (1955)
• Mischief Again! (1955)
• The Troublesome Three (1955)
• The Adventure of the Strange Ruby (1960)
• The Boy Who Wanted a Dog (1963)
• The Boy Who Came Back (1965)
• The Man Who Stopped to Help (1965)