The Enchanted Castle is a novel for young readers by Edith Nesbit. A large part of the delight of Nesbit's books is that her children behave in quite ordinary ways, getting into scrapes, getting dirty and their clothes torn, making decisions which seem right to them at the time but which are generally wrong-headed.

The Enchanted Castle was originally serialized in The Strand Magazine alongside stories by Rudyard Kipling and Arthur Conan Doyle. The first book edition was published in 1907.

In the story, Kathleen and her brothers Gerald and Jimmy find a way into a remarkable garden. It is not long before they come across a sleeping Princess who introduces them to a ring which makes its wearer invisible. Even the invisibility ring is not quite as simple as it seems, and many interesting adventures follow.

Perfect for readers who love timeless magical adventures where ordinary children discover extraordinary worlds! E. Nesbit's masterful storytelling combines relatable characters with enchanting fantasy elements, creating a delightful tale that has captivated young readers for over a century.