Meg Rosoff grew up in a suburb of Boston and moved to London in 1989. She spent fifteen years in advertising and publishing before writing her first novel, How I Live Now, which has sold 1.5 million copies in thirty-six territories. Her subsequent nine novels have been awarded or shortlisted for 25 international writing prizes, including the Carnegie Medal and the National Book Award. Meg is a laureate of the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award (ALMA) and a fellow of Homerton College, Cambridge. She lives in London and Suffolk with her husband.
Almost Nothing Happened
Friends Like These
The Great Godden
Awards
Meg’s Books
McTavish
Winner Premio Letteratura Ragazzi Prize 2020
How I Live Now Film
Picture Books
Short Stories
Blog
Beck
“This extraordinary novel is powerful, shocking, uplifting, funny and beautifully written. Every page is bursting with life, observation, feeling and conviction. It is a collaboration between two remarkable writers, fusing the best of both.”
Meg’s Blog
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