Release Details
- 1957, UK, Follett (ISBN NA), Pub date ? ? 1957, Hardback (First edition)
- 1981, USA, Scholastic Paperbacks (ISBN 0-590-31276-6), Pub date ? June 1981, paperback
- 2000, USA, Purple House Press (ISBN 1-930900-00-7), Pub date ? September 2000, hardback
- 2001, USA, Purple House Press (ISBN 1-930900-01-5), Pub date ? January 2001, paperback
- 2001, USA, Purple House Press (ISBN 1-930900-13-9), Pub date ? July 2001, hardback
- 2002, USA, Full Cast Audio, unabridged recording
- ?, USA, Scholastic Paperbacks (ISBN 0-590-72122-4), Pub date ? ? ?, paperback
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