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Meg Rosoff (born 16 October 1956) is an American writer based in London, United Kingdom. She is best known for the novel How I Live Now (Puffin, 2004), which won the Guardian Prize, Printz Award, and Branford Boase Award and made the Whitbread Awards shortlist.
Meg Rosoff is the prize winning author of Friends Like These, The Great Godden, Jonathan Unleashed and How I Live Now.
Meg Rosoff is a contemporary children's writer who won the Carnegie Medal for Just in Case and the Costa Children's Book Award for What I Was. She is known for her imaginative and lyric style, her exploration of war, love and identity, and her influence by Beckett and Brontë.
- Boston, USA
- Penguin Group (UK)
10 de jan. de 2013 · Meg Rosoff was born in Boston and had three or four careers in publishing and advertising before she moved to London in 1989, where she lives now with her husband and daughter. Formerly a Young Adult author, Meg has earned numerous prizes including the highest American and British honors for YA fiction: the Michael L. Printz Award ...
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Meg Rosoff nasceu em Boston, nos Estados Unidos, e trabalhou durante 15 anos em publicidade. É autora de persos livros para crianças e jovens adultos, aclamados pela crítica e nomeados ou vencedores de prémios consagrados, como: Carnegie Medal, National Book Award, Guardian Children’s Prize, Prémio Printz, Orange Prize, entre outros.
Meg Rosoff is the award winning author of Friends Like These, The Great Godden, Jonathan Unleashed, Picture Me Gone, There Is No Dog, The Bride's Farewell, What I Was, Just In Case and How I Live Now.
A novel by award-winning author Meg Rosoff. Carnegie winner Meg Rosoff’s What I Was will surely find a place on the shortlists for major prizes”. — Publishing News. Meg Rosoff is one of a handful of gifted writers to have seized adolescence as a territory worthy of respect.
