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About Eva Ibbotson
Eva Ibbotson is the author of books published to wide acclaim in Great Britain and the U.S. She has a daughter and three sons, who showed her that children like to read about ghosts, wizards, and witches "because they are just like people but madder and more interesting."
Novels
The Great Ghost Rescue (1975)
Which Witch? (1979)
A Countess Below Stairs (1981)
aka The Secret Countess
Magic Flutes (1982)
The Worm and the Toffee-nosed Princess (1983)
A Company of Swans (1985)
The Haunting of Hiram C. Hopgood (1987)
Madensky Square (1988)
Not Just a Witch (1989)
The Morning Gift (1993)
The Secret of Platform 13 (1994)
Dial-a-Ghost (1996)
A Song for Summer (1997)
Monster Mission (1999)
Island of the Aunts (2000)
Journey to the River Sea (2001)
The Haunting of Granite Falls (2004)
The Star of Kazan (2004)
The Beasts of Clawstone Castle (2005)
Dial a Ghost (2008)
The Dragonfly Pool (2008)
The Haunting of Hiram (2008)
The Reluctant Heiress (2009)
Which Witch? (1979)
A Countess Below Stairs (1981)
aka The Secret Countess
Magic Flutes (1982)
The Worm and the Toffee-nosed Princess (1983)
A Company of Swans (1985)
The Haunting of Hiram C. Hopgood (1987)
Madensky Square (1988)
Not Just a Witch (1989)
The Morning Gift (1993)
The Secret of Platform 13 (1994)
Dial-a-Ghost (1996)
A Song for Summer (1997)
Monster Mission (1999)
Island of the Aunts (2000)
Journey to the River Sea (2001)
The Haunting of Granite Falls (2004)
The Star of Kazan (2004)
The Beasts of Clawstone Castle (2005)
Dial a Ghost (2008)
The Dragonfly Pool (2008)
The Haunting of Hiram (2008)
The Reluctant Heiress (2009)
Collections
Eva Ibbotson recommends
 The Thief Lord (2002) Cornelia Funke "The plot amazed me: the twists and turns never truly stop... it's very good." |  The Keepers' Daughter (2009) Gill Arbuthnott "...the story won me over completely." |
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