Enid Blyton

Enid Blyton was born in Dulwich, South London, England, on 11 August 1897. She is known as the most famous children's writer, Along with this; She is also one of the most productive authors of all time. In her teenage, her main interest had been writing stories, poems, and other creative writing themes. She tried to publish her write-up in magazines, but she failed. Life and Career She did her study at Beckenham so-called St. Christopher’s School for Girls. From childhood, she was a very dedicated person. She was good at organizing concerts, so she did that work in school; She used to organize concerts, she was a tennis champion and the captain of the lacrosse team.

In 1916, Blyton’s first poem, ‘Have you?’ was published in Nash’s Magazine. It was her first documented published work hers. In the year 1920, her writing work was published in numerous publications. Her writings started to get noticed and published in various publications. Her first book was published in 1922 named ‘Child Whispers’about her poems with illustrations. Blyton’s books are of basically 3 types one is adventures next is school stories then third-one is fantastical.

Year-wise, some contributions of Blyton's in her working industry In 1924, Blyton was signed up by a publishing company called George Newnes, and her ‘London Zoo – The Zoo Book’ came out. In 1925, the first full-length novella had published by her. Her first full-length novella was published known as ‘The Enid Blyton Book of Bunnies’ Milestones Enid Blyton won Costa Book Award ( 2008). In the year 1950, Blyton started her own company named Darrel Waters Ltd to manage her affairs.