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The Riddle of Holiday House is a children’s novel written by Enid Blyton. This is the first title in The Young Adventurers collection, originally published as the Riddle Series in 1997 by HarperCollins. Summary of the Book Nick Terry, Katie Terry, Gareth, David and Sophie, Laura, and Mike and Penny are the young adventurers. Nick and Katie are excited about staying at Holiday House with hilarious characters as chattering Clare and gloomy Gareth. There is so much to explore - like the abandoned house where a light shines every night. Yet, when the young adventurers approach the house, there seems to be no way in — until they find an underground tunnel in a cave. But the children realize that they are not the only ones to have learned about the tunnel and the house hides more than one single secret. About Enid Blyton Enid Blyton was born in England. She has been regarded as one the most renowned children’s books writers of all time. She has been the recipient of awards like Boy’s Club of America (for The Island of Adventure). Enid was also a poet and a teacher. Her adventure, mystery and fantasy books for children have been best-sellers and have sold millions of copies across the globe and have been translated into several languages in various continents. Some of the books penned by Enid Blyton are Child Whispers, The famous Five, Noddy, The Naughtiest Girl, The Enchanted Wood, and Adventures of the Wishing Chair.