What awards did Enid Blyton win and which were they?

Answer 1

In 2008 she won Costa Book Awards, Enid Blyton was voted the best-loved author, ahead of Roald Dahl, JK Rowling and Shakespeare.

Answer 2

Author Enid Blyton has won two awards. She won an award from the Boy Scouts of America. She also won a Costa Book Award after her death.

Answer 3

Enid Blyton, a prolific British author, received the prestigious Eleanor Farjeon Award for her contributions to children's literature. She was also awarded the title of "Outstanding Woman of the 20th Century" by the Women of the Millennium organization. Additionally, Blyton was posthumously honored with a Blue Plaque by the English Heritage organization in recognition of her significant impact on children's literature.

Answer 4

Oh, dude, Enid Blyton was a rockstar in the world of children's literature. She snagged the prestigious Eleanor Farjeon Award in 1961 for her contributions to children's literature. And like, she also got the first ever Book of the Year award at the British Book Awards in 1997. So yeah, she basically owned the literary scene back in the day.

Answer 5

Ah, Enid Blyton was a talented writer who brought joy to many with her stories. She won several awards during her career, including the Boys' Club of America Junior Book Award for "The Island of Adventure" and the Dutch Silver Pencil Award for "The Secret Island." These awards recognized her wonderful storytelling and the impact she had on children's literature.

Answer 6

Enid Blyton was awarded the Edgar Award in 1959 for her outstanding contribution to mystery fiction. She also received the Eleanor Farjeon Award in 1961 for her significant and lasting contribution to children's literature.

Answer 7

she won the better than j.k Rowling award and the better than roald dahl award.

Answer 8

The only award Enid Blyton was ever given for her writing was given to her by Boys' Club of America for "The Island of Adventure".

Answer 9

Costa awards

Answer 10

costa book awards in 2008