Geraldine McCaughrean
Geraldine McCaughrean is a prolific British children's author born on June 6, 1951, in North London, England, who has written over 170 books including the official sequel to Peter Pan, Peter Pan in Scarlet. She studied at Christ Church College in Canterbury, worked in publishing for a decade, and became a full-time writer in 1988, earning prestigious awards such as the Carnegie Medal twice, the Whitbread Children's Book Award three times, and others. Her works span picture books, novels, retellings of classics like The Odyssey and Moby Dick, and stories for all ages, published in numerous languages.
Children's Literature
Fantasy
Retellings
Historical Fiction
The CRYSTAL POOL: MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF THE WORLD
One Thousand and One Arabian Nights
Sky Ship : And Other Stories
Peter Pan in Scarlet
The Nutcracker: A Magic Theater Book
Stop the Train!
Peter Pan de rojo escarlata (Peter Pan in Scarlet) (Spanish Edition)
Father and Son: A Nativity Story
Theseus (Heroes)
Casting the Gods Adrift: A Tale of Ancient Egypt
The White Darkness
The Death-Defying Pepper Roux
Peter Pan in Scarlet
A Pack of Lies
The White Darkness
God's People: Stories from the Old Testament
Greek Gods And Goddesses
Hercules
Greek Myths
Stop the Train!
El Cid
The Nativity Story
One Bright Penny
The White Darkness