The Amelia Jane Collection

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Some remedial action needs to be taken and when the clockwork mouse has a brilliant idea, it's Amelia Jane's turn to suffer. Do you know, she once put a bee in a matchbox and handed it to the sailor doll when he wanted some matches to light his pipe!

words fall short to describe Enid Blyton,s entertaining and interesting stories which are simply timeless. Such a thought is actually espoused at the beginning of the next story but we all know it's pretty futile to entertain such an idea.

In this story, she certainly goes a long way towards proving it, but in reality, 'madness' is simply a descriptive way of explaining her propensity for playing gags on the other toys, such as emptying a watering can over the golliwog to make him think it's raining.

Amelia Jane is a very naughty doll and is constantly getting into trouble with the other toys in the nursery.But really, Amelia Jane has a brave and adventurous heart of gold - and when the toys need rescuing, it's Amelia Jane to the rescue! Well, it happens and there's a nice picture of the visitor lassoing the clock-work mouse - under Amelia Jane's instigation of course.

Her Amelia Jane stories have charmed generations of children and are as popular today as they have ever been. The next tale involves a trip to the seaside and Amelia Jane immediately thinks up all kinds of mischievous things to inflict upon her companions when they arrive. Enid Blyton's stories are read and loved by millions of children (and grown-ups) all over the world. Applicability of cancellation rights: Legal rights of cancellation under the Distance Selling Regulations available for UK or EU consumers do not apply to certain products and services. Here, you'll discover not just the publication year, which is essential for understanding the context and evolution of the series, but also a succinct summary that teases the story without spoiling any surprises.Yes, one can safely say that Amelia Jane is about the biggest toy in the nursery and that gives her an advantage because it's hard to combat naughtiness in a doll who towers over everyone else - unless there's a combining of forces. In fact, it must be her 'water' phase because the next thing she does is to spurt the curly-haired doll by holding her fingers over the washbasin tap. Amelia Jane, one of the most memorable and certainly the naughtiest of Enid Blyton's creations, is back - and she's as big, as bad, and as full of real child-appeal as ever!