What Are Some Of Enid Blyton's Most Famous Books?

Enid Mary Blyton, world famous British children's writer, was born in London, England on the 11th of August 1897.  Working as a teacher, Enid Blyton wrote in her spare time.  Blyton's first success, a collection of poems, was 'Child Whispers'.   'Child Whispers' was published;  when she was just twenty-five years old, in 1922.  Enid Blyton's success grew and over a period of fourty years she wrote eight hundred books.  This can be broken down to approximately twenty books per year, for fourty years.  Some of Enid Blyton's most popular works include, "The Naughtiest Girl" series, "The Magic Faraway Tree" series, "The Secret Seven" series, "The Wishing Chair" series and the "Mary Mouse" series.  Her most famous work, however, has to be her "Noddy" series which is, today, watched by children, in front of their televisions, all around the world.  Enid Blyton, living in a nursing home due to Alzeimer's Disease, died on the 28th of November, 1968.  She was seventy-one years old.