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Anne Fine

UK  (1947 - )
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About Anne Fine
Anne Fine is a distinguished writer for children of all ages, with over forty books to her credit. As well as being chosen as Children's Laureate in 2001, she is twice winner of the Carnegie Medal, Britain's most coveted children's literature award, and has also won the Guardian Children's Literature Award, the Whitbread Children's Novel Award twice, and a Smarties Prize. She won the Publishing News Children's Author of the Year Award in 1990 and again in 1993.

Her books for older children include the award winning The Tulip Touch and Goggle-Eyes, which was adapted for television by the BBC. Twentieth Century Fox filmed her novel Madame Doubtfire as Mrs Doubtfire, starring Robin Williams. Her books for younger children include Bill's New Frock and How to Write Really Badly. Her work has been translated into twenty-five languages.

Anne Fine has also written for adults. Her novels The Killjoy, Taking the Devil's Advice, In Cold Domain, Telling Liddy and, most recently, All Bones and Lies, have been published to considerable critical acclaim.

Anne Fine has two grown up daughters, and lives in County Durham.
 
New and Forthcoming Hardbacks

Jamie and Angus Forever
Jamie and Angus Forever

The Killer Cat's Christmas
The Killer Cat's Christmas

Under a Silver Moon
Under a Silver Moon

New and Forthcoming Paperbacks

Our Precious Lulu
Our Precious Lulu
(Anne Fine's Adult Novels)

Eating Things on Sticks
Eating Things on Sticks

Novels
The Summer House LoonThe Other Darker NedThe Stone MenagerieRound Behind the Ice-house
The Granny ProjectScaredy-CatAnneli the Art HaterMadame Doubtfire
Crummy Mummy and MeA Pack of LiarsStranger Danger?The Country Pancake
Bill's New FrockGoggle-EyesThe Book of the BansheeThe Worst Child I Ever Had
Design A PramThe Angel of Nitshill RoadThe Chicken Gave It To MeThe Same Old Story Every Year
The Haunting of Pip ParkerFlour BabiesPress PlayStep by Wicked Step
How To Write Really BadlyCountdownThe Tulip TouchJennifer's Diary
Loudmouth LouisCharm SchoolRoll Over RolyBad Dreams
Notso HotsoHow to Cross the Road and Not Turn Into a PizzaUp on Cloud NineThe More the Merrier
Frozen BillyThe True Story of ChristmasOn the Summer-House StepsThe Road of Bones
It Moved!Jamie and Angus TogetherIvan the TerribleSaving Miss Mirabelle
The Killer Cat's Birthday BashEating Things on SticksThe Killer Cat's Christmas
 
Collections
Very Different: And Other StoriesThe Jamie and Angus StoriesShining on: A Collection of Stories in Aid of the Teen Cancer TrustThree for Tea: Tasty Tales for You And Me
Jamie and Angus Forever
 
Picture Books
Ruggles
 
Chapter Books
Only A ShowPoor MontyThe Diary of a Killer CatKeep It in the Family
Care of HenryThe Return of the Killer CatNag ClubThe Killer Cat Strikes Back
Under a Silver Moon
 
Anthologies edited
A Shame to Miss 1A Shame to Miss 2A Shame to Miss 3
 
Non fiction
Telling Tales
 
Awards
Carnegie Medal Best Novel winner (1990) : Goggle-Eyes
Carnegie Medal Best Novel winner (1993) : Flour Babies
Carnegie Medal Best Novel nominee (2007) : The Road of Bones


Links to other websites
annefine.co.uk


Anne Fine recommends
King of the Middle March
King of the Middle March (2003)
(Arthur Trilogy, book 3)
Kevin Crossley-Holland
"Astonishingly brilliant."



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