Up The Faraway Tree
By Enid Blyton
Robin and Joy discover each Faraway Tree land hides a thrilling surprise — but what awaits beyond the next branch?
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Enid Blyton sends Robin and Joy climbing into a gloriously bonkers world of castles, wishes and cakes, while familiar faces from the Faraway Tree join the fun in the final book of the Faraway Tree series. This short, episodic adventure is best suited to younger independent readers or a lively read-aloud, some editions may still contain old-fashioned manners and attitudes worth discussing.
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What is Up The Faraway Tree about?
Robin and Joy, inspired by tales of the Magic Faraway Tree, seek out Joe, Beth, and Frannie to embark on thrilling adventures. Together, they encounter the Enchanter Red-Cloak in the Land of Castles, celebrate Joy's birthday in the Land of Wishes, and indulge in treats in the Land of Cakes. Each land atop the Faraway Tree offers new wonders and challenges, making their journey unforgettable.
About the author
Enid Blyton was a much-loved British author who wrote exciting stories for children. She created famous series like The Famous Five, The Secret Seven, and Noddy. Her adventurous tales have delighted readers for many years, taking them on journeys filled with mystery, friendship, and fun. Many children still enjoy her books today.
Discussion ideas around Up The Faraway Tree
Brave Choices: How do Robin and Joy show courage when they explore the Faraway Tree, and what would help you feel brave in a new place?
A Perfect Birthday: What would make Joy’s birthday in the Land of Wishes special for you, and why?
Red-Cloak: What do you think makes the Enchanter Red-Cloak seem mysterious, and how would you decide whether to trust him?
Sharing Treats: If you visited the Land of Cakes, how would you make sure everyone had a fair share?
Different Worlds: Which Faraway Tree land would you most like to visit, and what might you learn there?
Pages
129 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
This edition
2014
First published
1951
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