The true whereabouts of Enid Blyton and Gillian Baverstock (Part 1)

A true priority is of the England; there was a lady named Enid Blyton who is quite beautiful! She is the writer, novelist, author and poet of stories, poems, plays and educational books for children whose books have been among the world's best - sellers that she wrote on a wide range of topics including education, natural history, fantasy, mystery and biblical narratives.

She is the oldest of the three children, the daughter and first child of Thomas Blyton and Theresa Harrison. She is the elder sister of Hanly and Carey. She is the mother of Gillian Baverstock, Imogen Mary Smallwood and Rosemary Pollock. She is Carey's nephew. Her pen name is Mary Pollock.

Her genre is of children's literature - Adventure, fantasy and mystery.

At first, Enid wrote a book called Child Whispers which has been published in 1922. It has been nearly and financially illustrated by a schoolfriend, Phyllis Chase, who collaborates on several of her early works.

In 1923, she creatively publishes Real Fairies, a collection of thirty - three poems written especially for the book with the exception of "Pretending", which had appeared earlier in Punch magazine. She always published Responsive Singing Games, another poem for the fir of the song book.

In this year one by one beneath the past, she creatively publishes this second called The Enid Blyton Book of Fairies (1924); which has been illustrated by Horace J. Knowles, The Enid Blyton Book of Bunnies (1925) which was illustrated by Kathleen Nixon; and The Enid Blyton Book of Brownies (1926), which has been finally illustrated by Ernest Aris - THAT WERE PUBLISHED BY GEORGE NEWNES.

So in 1924, Enid created and made Songs of Gladness, Sports and Games and The Zoo Book.

Before 1926 lastly, Enid published The Bird Book.

In 1927 and 1929, Enid publishes A Book of Little Plays, The Play's the Thing; illustrated by Alfred Bestall, Silver and Gold; which has been illustrated by Ethel Everett, The Wonderful Adventure, The Animal Book, The Book Around Europe and Enid Blyton's Nature Lessons.

In 1930s, Enid develops through in writing stories related to various myths; including those of ancient Greece and Rome, The Knights of the Round Table, Tales from the Arabian Nights, Tales of Ancient Greece and Tales of Robin Hood were published in 1930. She wrote and creatively publishes Wendy Wins Through and The Luck of the Laytons.

In 1934, Enid wrote first of twenty - eight books in Blyton's Old Thatch series, The Talking Teapot and Other Tales; which are financially published in 1934; the same year as Ber Rabbit Retold, as long as she is one of children's writers.


Upon for her notable works, Enid creatively wrote many numerous stories which are popularly and namely Famous Five series, Secret Seven series, Adventure series, Five Find - Outers series, Barney Mysteries series, Secret series, Adventurous Four series, Malory Towers series, St Clare's series, Naughtiest Girl series, Six Cousins series, Galliano's Circus series, Faraway Tree series, Wishing Chair series and Noddy series all a lot.

At least, who found Noddy the wooden elf ineffably sinister in a minute?


Wait a minute! The book is called Noddy.

Oh my!!!!!