“Well, why didn’t you say that before? then I would have understood.” “I did say that before,” said poor Joe.) “Not the sea but TEA! TEA! TEA!” cried Joe. Very kind of you, I’m sure, but I hate the sea,” said Saucepan. “We’ve just come to ask you to tea.” “Sea? But I don’t like the water at all. Joe says, “do you want to go for tea?” then Saucepan replies, “BEE! I don’t sell any bees!” “I said tea not bees,” said Joe. N: What was your favorite chapter from the books and why?ĭ: My favorite chapter is “The Funny Old Saucepan Man”.īecause Saucepan Man has so many saucepans around him that he clangs them together and then all the noise goes into his ears and becomes deaf and hears wrongly. My favorite character is Saucepan Man because he is deaf most of the time. N: Who are the main characters? Who is your favorite character and why?ĭ: The main characters are Beth, Frannie, Joe, Moon-Face, Saucepan Man, and Silky the fairy. And also it is because it grows different fruit all over it like when you are at the bottom you might see cherries and when you get close to the top you might find lemons! The children have asked Moon-Face (a resident of the tree) what land there was and if it was a good land they would go to that land. Sometimes it is a bad land such as the Land of Tempers and sometimes there will be good lands like the Land of Take What You Want.

The author who wrote it is Enid Blyton.ĭ: They are about a magical tree and three children that found it and the “gobs” and fairies that live in it! The tree is magical because it has a ladder at the top that goes into a land (above the clouds) and you never know what land there will be. N: What are the books called and who is the author?ĭ: The books are called “The Enchanted Wood”, “The Faraway Tree”, and “The Folk Of The Faraway Tree”. We are doing this book report in an interview format for which Daniel typed out his answers and I (Nate) did a little punctuation cleanup.Įnid Blyton The Magic Faraway Tree Collection 3 Books Set Pack (The Magic Faraway Tree, The Folk of the Faraway Tree, The Enchanted Wood) (Enid Blyton The Magic Faraway Tree, 1-3) We started out reading chapters together as bedtime stories but Daniel enjoyed them so much, he took to reading the books on his own time. This is a guest book review by Daniel (8) who has been engrossed in reading and re-reading The Magic Faraway Tree collection by Enid Blyton.

Books like the faraway tree