Meg Rosoff
Meg Rosoff (born 16 October 1956) is an American-British author best known for her debut novel How I Live Now (2004), which won the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize, Michael L. Printz Award, and other honors, and her second novel Just in Case (2006), recipient of the Carnegie Medal. Raised in a Boston suburb, she studied at Harvard and St. Martin's School of Art, worked in publishing and advertising, and moved to London in 1989, where she now lives. Her works, often young adult fiction, have earned numerous international awards, including the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award in 2016.[1][2][3]
Young Adult
Children's Literature
Jonathan Unleashed: A Novel
The Bride's Farewell
How I Live Now
How I Live Now
Picture Me Gone
Picture Me Gone
What I Was
Grasshopper Jungle
What I Was: A Novel
What I Was: A Novel
Picture Me Gone
Wild Boars Cook
There Is No Dog
Just In Case
Jumpy Jack & Googily
How I Live Now
The Bride's Farewell
How I Live Now
The Bride's Farewell
What I Was