The Adventure of the Goblin Dog

Reach for this book when your child is starting to explore independent problem solving or needs a gentle nudge toward bravery when faced with something that seems intimidating. This classic Enid Blyton mystery follows a group of children as they investigate a local legend involving a mysterious dog. It is an excellent choice for building confidence, as it models how logical thinking and sticking together can turn a scary situation into an exciting adventure. The story emphasizes the importance of observation and teamwork without being overly complex. It is perfectly suited for children in the seven to nine age range who are transitioning to longer chapter books but still want a fast paced, rewarding narrative. Parents will appreciate the wholesome tone and the way it encourages children to look for rational explanations behind things that initially seem magical or frightening.