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Enid Blyton was born in East Dulwich,London, England -
her brother was born the 11 may 1899
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Enid's brother Carey Charles born.
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Enid starts at St Christopher's School for Girls, Beckenham -
Enid's family move from Elm Road, Beckenham to a smaller semi-detached house nearby at 13 Westfield Road.
Enid leaves St Christopher's School -
Qualifies as a teacher, completing her Froebel course. -
Wins a Saturday Westminster Review writing competition with 'On the Popular Fallacy that to the Pure All Things are Pure'.
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Contributes first story 'PeroneI and his Pot of Glue' to Teachers World. They also accept poems and other stories
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Enid's first daughter, Gillian Mary born
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completes a full-length adult novel, The Caravan Goes On, but fails to find a publisher
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The Secret Island published - the first of a series of 5 books.
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In 1942 Enid published 22 books. Include the famous books: five, concretly in this year she published the book five and the treasure island, the first in a series of 21 books. -
Enid's first contribution to the Sunday Graphic,to which she contributed regularly until April 1950.
Imogen sent to board at Godstowe Preparatory School, High Wycombe. -
Enid forms her own copyright holding company , Darrell Waters limited.
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Enid Blyton starts legal proceedings to quash rumours that she doesn't write her own books.
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Enid Blyton closes down Enid Blyton's Magazine
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Noddy and the Aeroplane
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Enid Blyton dies peacefully in her sleep in a Hampstead nursing home.