Meg Rosoff Pack Award-winning author Pack by Meg Rosoff (author)

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Magical, poignant and thought-provoking novels from one of our boldest and most daring YA authors. With the raw, unflinching narration which has become this author’s trademark strength, these books are teenage fiction at its finest and most powerful. How I Live Now is a searing vision of first love and war, while Just in Case follows David, who is on the run from fate. What I Was is a haunting tale of first love on the misty marshes of East Anglia, while The Bride’s Farewell ventures still further into the dark mysteries of romance and destiny. Finally, There Is No Dog is a hilarious and surreal account of a world created in seven days by a slapdash teenage boy.

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How I Live Now
Award-winning author
Just in Case
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The Bride's Farewell

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There Is No Dog
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What I Was
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Author/Illustrator

Meg Rosoff

Meg Rosoff was born in 1956 in Boston, USA. She studied at Harvard University and left for England in 1977 to enter St Martin’s School of Art, later returning to finish her degree at Harvard. She worked in New York City for 10 years in publishing and advertising, before moving to England.

She has written four novels for teenagers, as well as several picture books. Her first novel, How I Live Now, was published to great acclaim in 2004, winning the Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize, and shortlisted for both the Whibread Children’s Book Award and the Orange First Novel Prize.

Her second novel, Just in Case (2006), about a hunted 15-year-old boy, won the 2007 Carnegie Medal, and her third, What I Was was also shortlisted for several major awards. Her latest book, The Bride’s Farewell is her first historical novel, telling the tale of a nineteenth century girl who flees on the morning of her wedding.