Mary Hooper
British children's and young adult author Mary Hooper was born in 1944 in Barnes, South West London. She left school at fifteen to work as a window dresser and secretary, later returning as an adult student to earn a degree in English from Reading University in 1990. She began her writing career with short stories in women's and teen magazines, publishing her first novel Jodie in 1978, and has since authored over 70 books, including historical novels like At the Sign of the Sugared Plum.[1][2][3]
Barnes, United Kingdom
Jan 1, 1944
children's literature
young adult fiction
historical fiction
At the Sign Of the Sugared Plum
Fallen Grace
Fallen Grace
Velvet
The Disgrace of Kitty Grey
Newes from the Dead
The Betrayal
Newes from the Dead
Velvet
Neighbourhood Witch
By Royal Command
Impact, Set D: House of Secrets (Impact)
Spook Spotting & Spooks Ahoy!
My Cousin Angie (Heartlines)
Becky and Beauty
Haunted House