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Diary of a wimpy kid

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Phillip Reeves dob was 28 february 1966 in brighton sussex

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16th September 1948 - ????
Julia Donaldson grew up i London.
Nestle Smarties Book Prize

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Enid Blyton was born on 11 August 1897.                                                      She died on 28 November 1968

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Enid Blyton was born in East Dulwich, London.

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DOB 11 of august 1963[54 years old]

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he invents one of the best books in the world.

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She was born on the 31 of July 1965 she is now 52

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19 February 1971 (age 47)

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Date Of Birth : 19 of February 1971

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29th of November 1965 - age 52

Lauren Child grew up in wiltshire .

She won a national champion award for books for children.

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She has written: The Gruffalo, Room On The Broom, Stickman,  ZOG and many more.....

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She has written: The Gruffalo, Room On The Broom, Stickman,  ZOG and many more.....

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She is from Yate and grew up in Gloucestershire

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She has content for all ages and is very creative

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She has content for all ages and is very creative

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Liz Pichon is a famous author who writes Tom Gates books and is from London.

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7th of May 1946 (age 71).                   Date of

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She has written songs for children's shows.
She grew up in a tall terraced Victorian House.
She started writ her first song (Squash And A Squeeze ' ) Into A ' A  Book In 1993. Julia Donaldson MBE is an English writer, playwright and performer, and the 2011–2013 Children's Laureate. Her Spouse   Malcolm Donaldson

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his date of birth is                       05/10/1943[74]

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www.juliadonaldson.co.uk

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Date of birth is UNKNOWN !!!

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he is still alive.

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DOB:17 Dec 1945(age 72)
Where she is from:Bath
Has she won an award:she has won the Smarties Prize and the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize

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She won the specsavers award and the Red House Childrens Award

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Michael Morpurgo was born in St Albans

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Dad peter walliams Born 20 August 1971 (age 47)

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1. Nominee; film award,2017

2. Winner children`s award, 2011 and many more!!!

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What is Jacqueline Wilson's most famous book top 5: Hetty Feather,Tracy Beaker,Sleepovers,Candyfloss and Bad Girls

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What is Jacqueline Wilson's most famous book top 5: Hetty Feather,Tracy Beaker,Sleepovers,Candyfloss and Bad Girls

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childrens laurete200

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sold 2,000,000 Tom Gates in the Uk.

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Philip Reeve has won 3 awards he has won the carnegie medal,gaurdian children fiction prize and nestle smarties book prize.

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1971 in Fort Washington, Maryland

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People like her books because shes halarious and is a amaizing book writer.

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North London

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1. She inspires her harry potter fans

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Born in Landaff Wales- 23.11 1990.He died when he was 74 years old 13th of the 9 1916.He is from Wales.1998 matilda voted''Nation's favorite children's book'' in BBC book worm poll.1984 wins west destsche jugendliteraturperis [for bfg ]

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In 2008 Enid Blyton won the Costa Book Award, even though she wasn't alive.

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The fantastically funny Diary of a Wimpy Kid series has done more than almost any other series of books to tempt reluctant readers, and author Jeff Kinney is now one of the world's most popular authors. We thought we'd take a look at some things you might not know about the man who brought the world Greg Heffley. 1.

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1. HARRY POTTER

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Children Laureate

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A Web of Air
PUGS of The Frozen North

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Charlie and Lola books.

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People love her because she is creative.

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1.She first started her writing job with D.C Tomson(the creators of The Beano and The Dandy)
2.Jacqueline was married for almost 40 years-to a man who hated reading

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The Twins at St Clares, The Famous Five, The Secret Seven and lots more.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Browne_(author)

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www.anthonybrownebooks.com

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We love Enid Blyton because she is a great author and she writes brilliant series of stories.

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People  love Lauren Child because she makes amazing  books and there intresting

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Billy was a worrier until he stayed over at his grandma's house.

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Jeff Kinney is also the creator of Poptropica, which was named one of Time's 50 Best Websites. He spent his childhood in theWashington, D.C., area and moved to New England in 1995. Jeff lives with his wife and two sons in Massachusetts, where they own a bookstore, An Unlikely Story.

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Mortal Engines Movie...

Universal Studios will release Mortal Engines in December 2018. The film is being written and produced by Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens and directed by Christian Rivers.

It's currently in production in New Zealand. More details on my blog!

The Railhead trilogy is an epic adventure story set in the far future, where humans live on hundreds of worlds linked by a hyperspace railway and a young thief is caught up in events which will shatter an empire. The first two volumes, Railhead and Black Light Express are published in the UK by Oxford University Press. I'm currently working on the third.
Published by Oxford University Press.
"Philip Reeve has always been a writer of extraordinarily fertile imagination and his latest, Railhead... is a long-anticipated event that more than lives up to expectations."
- Nicolette Jones, Sunday Times Books of the Year

"...as richly imagined as the best adult science fiction."
-SF Said, The Guardian

"...a hugely talented and versatile author... the emotional journeys of his characters are enthralling, never sentimental and always believable."
-The Daily Telegraph

Reeve and McIntyre Productions

Lately I've been working with the illustrator Sarah McIntyre on some fun, beautifully illustrated adventure stories: Oliver and the Seawigs, Cakes in Space, Pugs of the Frozen North and Jinks and O'Hare funfair Repair

We have great fun coming up with the characters and the story together, then I write them down, and Sarah does the pictures. The books are aimed at 7 - 10 year olds, a slightly younger age group than most of my other books, but I think they'll work for younger children if they're read aloud, and hopefully the humour and Sarah's wonderful illustrations will appeal to older readers too. Visit our Facebook page...

They're all published by Oxford University Press in the UK, and by Random House in the USA. Sarah has also created free activity sheets to go with the books, which you can find here...

Represented by Philippa Milnes-Smith at LAW
e: philippa@lawagency.co.uk

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Philip Reeve is an author and illustrator. First known as the creator of the fantasy fiction quartet Mortal Engines. He won the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize with his Mortal Engines series, as well as the Nestlé Book Prize - Gold Award and the Blue Peter Book of the Year Award.

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Michael Rosen is famous for a TV presenter and a poem writer.He writes poems like chocolate cake and meany more.

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11 September 1946 (age 71).

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Happy New Year!

After a quiet time publication-wise in 2017, I'm going to be BUSY over the next twelve months. Here's a list of all the Reeve, McIntyre and Reeve & McIntyre titles which will be released in the UK during 2018.

Station Zero

This is the third book in the Railhead trilogy. I wrote a bit about it here, and I'll be writing a lot more about it as publication date draws near. I've really enjoyed living in Zen and Nova's world for the past few years - in fact, I think it's the best time I've had as a (solo) writer, and the best work I've done. I'll be sorry to move on, but I hope Station Zero is a suitably grand and explosive way to bring the series to a conclusion. The cover illustration is by Ian Mcque.
Published by Oxford University Press, May 2018
Night Flights

Ian McQue is also going to be providing a cover and some interior illustrations for this book, which gathers together three short stories about Anna Fang, adding a bit of detail to the stories of her early life which are hinted at in Mortal Engines. The middle story is based on my long out-of-print World Book Day story Traction City, but I've re-written it to bring Anna to the centre of things - she made more of a cameo appearance in the original version. The other two are episodes from Anna's life which never found a place in the original Mortal Engines Quartet, and which I think make good stories in their own right - I'm very much looking forward to seeing what images Ian puts with them. As there's no artwork to show you yet, here's a picture of Jihae, who plays Anna in the forthcoming Mortal Engines movie. (It was talking to her in Wellington last year which made me decide to do this book.)
Published by Scholastic, June 2018
The Legend of Kevin

By Philip Reeve and Sarah McIntyre

This is my fifth story book with splendidly-befrocked illustration legend and international celebrity hatstand Sarah McIntyre! The first four each had a different setting and central character, but The Legend of Kevin will be the start of a four book series. It seems to be set in the same world as Oliver and the Seawigs (the mermaids make a guest appearance, and those Sea Monkeys are up to mischief again) but our heroes this time are a boy called Max and a roly-poly flying pony named Kevin, who crash-lands on the balcony of Max's flat one stormy night and decides to stay. Kevin made his first appearance in a story Sarah and I made up one Christmas here on Dartmoor. He was inspired by a plump Pegasus I painted on a bit of Brighton beach driftwood back in 1989 - little did I know where that would lead!)
Published by Oxford University Press, September 2018
When she isn't slaving over the illustrations for our joint efforts, McIntyre is usually to be found creating picture books ( Jampires and There's A Shark In The Bath are borrowed from UK libraries more often than all the books I've written put together). She has two new titles coming out this year:

Dinosaur Firefighters

Dinosaur Firefighters is a follow-up to the very successful Dinosaur Police, and if you know any picture-book fans who like firefighters and/or dinosaurs, this is the book for them. Dipsy the Diploducus is desperate to join the Dinoville Fire Brigade, but is she too big and clumsy? SPOILERS: Of course she isn't, and after a couple of comic catastrophes Dipsy finds her feet and saves the day. (I eagerly await the adventures of Dinosaur Paramedics, Dinosaur Coastguards and all the other dinosaur emergency services, but I think Sarah might feel it's time to move on...)
Published by Scholastic, May 2018
The New Neighbours

Dinosaur Firefighters is bright, goofy, and fun, and it's main purpose is to make small children laugh uproariously. Sarah's other picture book this year is drawn and coloured in a slightly softer-edged, more subtle style, but it's just as much fun and will have the same effect. It's based around her Vern and Lettuce characters, and takes place in a tower block where each floor is home to a family of different animals. Behind all the charm and silliness and cute bunnies there is a gentle, generous, very McIntyre-ish lesson about tolerance and neighbourliness. It's her picture book masterpiece, and it deserves to do very well indeed.
Published by David Fickling, March 2018
An Illustrated Guide to the World of Mortal Engines

(by Jeremy Levett and Philip Reeve)

With the Mortal Engines movie looming, it seemed a good opportunity to revise and expand the old Mortal Engines Codex, which had a very patchy e-book release a few years ago. Jeremy Levett knows far more about history and technology than I ever will, and he's come up with an impressively plausible account of the centuries which separate the Fever Crumb books from the beginning of Mortal Engines, as well as lots of extra details about the cities, airships and characters who inhabit the books. There are glimpses of what the Traction era means for Australia, South America, and other bits of the world my stories never managed to encompass. And it will all be full of paintings, maps and diagrams by an illustrator (or illustrators) whose name (or names) I'll reveal nearer the publication date.
Published by Scholastic, November 2018
These titles will be available from all good bookshops, and it should be possible to pre-order them from a few months before publication date. Page 45 in Nottingham ship internationally and stock the Reeve & McIntyre books (and if you pre-order The New Neighbours from them you get a limited edition signed bookplate).

At time of writing, Amazon UK seems only to have a US edition of Night Flights for pre-order - it has the wrong publication date and a strange price - so UK readers should be careful to wait for the UK edition to be listed. The current Amazon listing also says there are four stories, but that's wrong: there are three.

The first trailer for the Mortal Engines movie was released just before Christmas. If you haven't already seen it, you can watch it here. It's basically a series of snippets from the opening scene of the book, with London chasing the little mining town, and it's very strange indeed to see it on screen after all these years. Mortal Engines will be released in December 2018.

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Philip Reeve is an author and illustrator. First known as the creator of the fantasy fiction quartet Mortal Engines. He won the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize with his Mortal Engines series, as well as the Nestlé Book Prize - Gold Award and the Blue Peter Book of the Year Award.

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Francesca Simon spent her childhood on the beach in California, and started writing stories from the age of eight. She then went to Yale and Oxford Universities to study medieval history and literature. She threw away a lucrative career as a medievalist and worked as a freelance journalist, writing for the Sunday Times, Guardian, Mail on Sunday, Telegraph, and Vogue (US).

It was reading so many stories to her son Joshua, that encouraged
her to start writing children's books...

Read More "Listen to an interview with Francesca

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Francesca Simon | Author | Horrid Henry series | children's books |

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Francesca Simon spent her childhood on the beach in California, and started writing stories from the age of eight. She then went to Yale and Oxford Universities to study medieval history and literature. She threw away a lucrative career as a medievalist and worked as a freelance journalist, writing for the Sunday Times, Guardian, Mail on Sunday, Telegraph, and Vogue (US).

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Aresnic for tea