Links to Enid Blyton websites

The Enid Blyton Society was formed early in 1995, it being the official society for the author. As well as a Society Journal (issued three or four times a year) containing in-depth articles about all things Blyton, the website is a veritable feast of facts, reviews, book covers and a first class bibliography of all Blyton's major works and series. The Cave of Books alone is worth a visit. Also many of the short story collections are featured. The site is updated frequently. On top of this are the Forums – plenty of fun to be had here! There is also the annual Society Day, held in May, which attracts in excess of a hundred members each year.

The World of Blyton Blog is dedicated to all those out there who enjoy books by Enid Blyton. It was inspired by the Enid Blyton Society members and formed in November 2012. World of Blyton is currently being run by two Enid Blyton enthusiasts, PippaStef and Fiona. We hope to bring you good quality articles on Enid Blyton and the impressive library she created. The World of Blyton blog will include plot synopsis, book reviews, and articles exploring the worlds that Enid Blyton created with such vivid detail and care.

Carey Blyton was a composer, writer and nonsense poet (and nephew of Enid). Perhaps best known as the creator of the accidental children's hit Bananas in Pyjamas, Carey was also an accomplished musician and a man of many talents – not to mention an all-pervading sense of humour. Explore this site to find out all about Carey's multifaceted life and work.

Michael Edwards has a very detailed page arranged by topic, series, and year of publication, in that order of precedence. There's a staggering amount to read here. Although it hasn't been updated for years, it is still worth a look-in.

Mistério Juvenil is a very nice fansite based in Portugal. Wish I could read it! But the book covers alone are worth looking at. Some of the links on the left have English translations when you run your mouse over; for instance, check out the Cinco Descobridores e o seu Cão (Five Find-Outers and Dog). Most browser toolbars now have translators, so give that a go.

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This Website's Owner

Hello! I'm Keith Robinson, and I'm an author too. I'm not quite as prolific as the great Enid Blyton; I can only manage three books a year. Mind you, my books are twice the length, so I suppose that counts for something. Unlike Enid, I use a laptop and Google Docs, whereas she used a typewriter and reams of paper. I tirelessly edit and publish my own books in print and ebook form, whereas she handed her typed manuscripts to her editors and moved on to the next story. I write about children in a fantasy or science fiction setting dealing with mythical creatures or aliens from space, whereas Ms. Blyton primarily wrote about kids having adventures in their local village (although she did go a bit crazy with her Faraway Tree books).

Anyway – look me up on my website and check out my numerous magical fantasy adventure books for children and adults. I have quite a few, you know. :-)

Fantasy and sci-fi books by Keith Robinson