Anyone is free to contribute! In fact, it would be great if someone who has any FF annuals could write a bit about them.ĪugBeth says: Is Darrell from Malory Towers’s horrible temper because she had a rough time when she was growing up? The whole thing says an abused child to my 21st century eyes.ĭaisy says: I doubt it very much. It's handy for looking up details, using the search feature just like Wikipedia.
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Those who don't get it, let me tell you that it's Enid Blyton's birthday today at 11th August! So, another Happy Birthday Enid! I hope your books will become more popular in the future and you will still be regarded as the 'Author of Adventure'!ĪugCat says: I'm a fan working on improving the Famous Five Wiki () where you can read about characters and places in the FF series from an in-universe perspective. I have been reading her books.ĪugArka says: Another birthday of the 'Author of Adventure' is here! Last year, on this exact date, was the birthday of Enid Blyton, when I was new on this website. Enid Blyton SocietyĪugsimon walters says: I am a big fan of Enid Blyton. Thank you.ĭaisy says: You may like to join our sister site, Arka, where you can join in discussions on their forum. It would be lovely to read and reply to it. I hope some people will join and post their thoughts. But now, it seems like it is growing to a lonely place.
In 2020 (when I found this site) there were discussions in Talk About Blyton a lot. SeptemArka says: I love this site but very sad to see it dying. I stand corrected though.ĭaisy says: There will always be some young folk who love Blyton books, and of course many from the era when Blyton was at the peak of her success, and will always love to re-read the books from their own childhood.
' I know there are some young people who love Enid Blyton's books but only a small percentage I am afraid. I told her I grew up reading these wonderful Enid Blyton's stories and she replied, 'Different generation, Aunty. Meddle etc, she sighed and sighed and said she simply couldn't enjoy the stories. I think the younger generation are not really into Enid Blyton's books. SeptemLisa says: It does look like this site is dying, Arka. I have lost count of the number of times I read the Famous Five, The 5 Find-outers and Dog, etc. Yes, those of us who grew up reading Enid Blyton's books simply love to read and re-read her books. SeptemLisa says: Totally agree with you, Daisy. That children still read Blyton today speaks volumes for the author's talent and the fact that children still enjoy a good story book!
She regularly tops ‘best-loved author’ lists her books were most recently voted by readers of The Guardian as ‘the UK’s favourite children’s books’. She is the fourth most translated author in the world. SeptemNigel says: Lisa, today Enid Blyton continues to sell a book a minute with total sales of more than 500 million books worldwide, making her one of the best-selling children’s authors of all time. I can only hope that the children that I came across may one day change their minds and make an effort to read Enid Blyton's story books. However, I did genuinely come across many children who aren't keen to read her books, apart from my niece of course. Perhaps I was wrong in assuming that the younger generation aren't keen to read Enid Blyton's books. Glad that Enid Blyton's books are still popular. SeptemLisa says: Wow, that's good to know, Nigel! I am glad. I really hope that the website owner, Keith Robinson, doesn't close this site due to its inactivity. I follow World of Blyton and all, but they aren't discussing sites like these. And worst of it is that, there are no other discussion website of Enid Blyton, except for this and Enid Blyton Society. This is dying clearly, which I really don't like. SeptemArka says: Lisa, I wasn't talking about Enid Blyton being underrated. SpamCheck: To prove you're human, please correctly answer the following:
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