Noddy gets into trouble.

by Enid Blyton

Poor Noddy has landed himself in serious trouble. A mysterious bell wearer has been breaking into Miss Fluffy Cat's house and stealing her tarts and pies. Now all of Toyland think Noddy, the most famous bell jangler in town, is the culprit! With the help of his friend Tessie Bear, join Noddy as he sets out to uncover the real Toy Town burglar.

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