Enid

Enid Blyton, already a famous children's author, hides a private tempest behind her smile for the cameras. Her marriage to Hugh Pollock is fracturing, editors demand more stories, and she escapes into worlds of fairies and adventure, typing furiously while her own daughter longs for a mother's care. The chasm between her public triumph and private anguish defines her days, as she builds literary empires for millions of children, leaving her own family outside the magic circle.