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About Mary Arrigan
Born in County Kildare, Mary studied art at the National College in Dublin and University College Dublin. She then taught art, and exhibited, for eighteen years. After writing short stories for magazines and radio, Mary now broadcasts humorous stories on RTE radio. She left teaching to write children's books fulltime in 1994. She won the Sunday Times/CWA Short Story Award in 1991; Hennessy Literary Award in 1993 and was shortlisted for the Bisto Award in 1994. In Germany, she won the International Youth Library [Munich] White Ravens title in 1997.
Novels
Andy, Zeph and the Flying Cottage (1994)
Saving the Dark Planet (1995)
Searching for the Green (1995)
The Dwellers Beneath (1996)
Knut and Freya (2000)
Maeve and the Long Arm Polly (2000)
Grimstone's Ghost (2000)
Seascape with Barbar's Harp (2001)
The Spirit of the Attic (2001)
Baldur's Bones (2001)
Landscape with Cracked Sheep (2001)
Ghost Bird (2001)
Dead Monks and Shady Deals (2001)
Lawlor's Revenge (2002)
Larkspur and the Grand March (2003)
Nick and the Canal Painter (2004)
Chocolate Moon (2005)
Hard Luck (2007)
Saving the Dark Planet (1995)
Searching for the Green (1995)
The Dwellers Beneath (1996)
Knut and Freya (2000)
Maeve and the Long Arm Polly (2000)
Grimstone's Ghost (2000)
Seascape with Barbar's Harp (2001)
The Spirit of the Attic (2001)
Baldur's Bones (2001)
Landscape with Cracked Sheep (2001)
Ghost Bird (2001)
Dead Monks and Shady Deals (2001)
Lawlor's Revenge (2002)
Larkspur and the Grand March (2003)
Nick and the Canal Painter (2004)
Chocolate Moon (2005)
Hard Luck (2007)
Picture Books
Links to other websites
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