I would like to dedicate this book to all young readers who can make eardrums vibrate by their mere laughter.

-Kalyani Vinod

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Enid Blyton

Enid Blyton is one of the best-loved children’s authors with over 700 titles published. Enid wrote her first novel, The Adventures of the Wishing-Chair. She is the author of The Famous Five series, The Secret Seven series, The Wishing Chair series, Malory Towers, St Clare’s, The Magic Faraway Tree series, Amelia Jane stories and many more! Enid died in 1963. Her stories remain timeless classics, adored throughout the world

This story has been taken from the famous book Hello Mr. Twiddle written by Enid Blyton.

The main Character of this story is Mr. Twiddle, who is pleasant, absent-minded and an elderly gentleman .He gets into trouble due to his silly acts that leaves young readers like you laughing their heart out.

HAPPY READING

By Kalyani Vinod

Guy Fawkes Day was coming near.Mr. Twiddle stopped and looked each morning in the toy shop,which had wonderful show of brightly coloured fireworks in the window.

Mr. Twiddle loved fire works- but Mrs. Twiddle didn't.She said they were noisy, bangy things that left a lot of rubbish behind them in the garden.

So for many years Mr. Twiddle had to listen to other people's fireworks, and hadn't had any of his own.

But this year he had a good idea. he would buy some for the children next door!Ah,that was a fine idea!Then Mr. Twiddle could look out of the window and see the children letting off the fireworks- and it would be as good as setting off himself!

So on Bonfire Day, he went to the toy shop and bought a fine collection.There were six rockets, four Roman candle, any amount of squibs, four large Catherine wheels, and a great many little odd fireworks that he didn't know the name of.

The man put them into a big paper bag and gave them to Mr. Twiddle.

When he got home he found that Mrs. Twiddle had put on her gardening boots and coat, and was going down the garden.'Oh,there you are, Twiddle, 'she said.'Put on your gardening boots,and come along with me.Its quite time we took down the old bean poles and sweet-pea sticks and burnt them all along with the other rubbish.'

'Right,'said Twiddle,and put on his old boots.He went down the garden carrying his bag of fireworks, for he meant to hand them over the fence to the children when he saw them.He popped them into his wheel barrow, and went to fetch his fork.

Mr. and Mrs. Twiddle worked hard. they took up all the old poles and sticks,put aside those that would do for another year,and threw the others on the bonfire.

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