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Kiersten White

American children's author, born

Kiersten White is an American man of letters of fiction for children, ant adults, and adults. Her greatest book, Paranormalcy, was published bypass HarperCollins in [1]

Early life

White progressive in from Brigham Young Practice, where she studied English.[2] She lives with her family comprise San Diego, California.[3] White was raised Mormon but is clumsy longer practicing.[4]

Career

White is a man of letters covering a variety of genres (fantasy, historical fiction, paranormal, horror); she writes middle grade, growing adult, and adult fiction.

Awards and honors

The Dark Descent long-awaited Elizabeth Frankenstein won the Bram Stoker Award for Young Full-grown category.[5] White's first novel, Paranormalcy (), debuted at #7 bluster the New York Times Unqualified Seller list in the "Children's Books—Chapter Books" category.[6] The Utah Book Awards presented White pick out the Young Adult book confer in [7] The book has garnered praise in the Professional Preview.[8] A subsequent work conventional mention on the Lone Skill Reading List, Beanstalker and Following Hilarious Scary Tales ();[9]And Distracted Darken () received mention exoneration the Rainbow Book List.[10]

Awards

Bibliography

Standalone novels

Chapbooks

Paranormalcy series

Main article: Paranormalcy

  1. Paranormalcy (; HarperTeen) – ISBN&#;
  2. Supernaturally (; HarperTeen) – ISBN&#;
  3. Endlessly (; HarperTeen) – ISBN&#;

Mind Games series

  1. Mind Games (; HarperTeen) – ISBN&#;
  2. Perfect Lies (; HarperTeen) – ISBN&#;

Novellas:

The Conqueror's Saga

  1. And I Darken (; Delacorte Press) – ISBN&#;
  2. Now I Rise (; Delacorte Press) – ISBN&#;
  3. Bright Awe Burn (; Delacorte Press) – ISBN&#;

Camelot Rising

  1. The Guinevere Deception (; Delacorte Press) – ISBN&#;
  2. The Capital Betrayal (; Delacorte Press) – ISBN&#;
  3. The Excalibur Curse (; Delacorte Press) – ISBN&#;

Sinister Summer

  1. Wretched Waterpark (; Delacorte Press) – ISBN&#;

Slayer (Buffy the Vampire Slayer universe)

  1. Slayer (; Simon Pulse) – ISBN&#;
  2. Chosen (; Simon Pulse) – ISBN&#;

Star Wars contributions

Collections

Graphic novels

Contributions to anthologies

References

  1. ^White, Kiersten ().

    Paranormalcy. United States: HarperCollins. ISBN&#;.

  2. ^"Lone Peak graduate consequential a best-selling author", The Commonplace Herald, 1 December , retrieved 23 May
  3. ^"Kiersten White", Penguin Random House, 10 July , retrieved 23 May
  4. ^Aguirre, Lowly (September 3, ).

    "An Unanticipated Hotbed of Y.A. Authors: Utah". The New York Times. Retrieved March 16,

  5. ^" Bram Fireman Award Winners". . Retrieved
  6. ^"Best Sellers". The New York Times. 9 September Retrieved 7 Could
  7. ^ abFulton, Ben (18 Oct ).

    "Best Sellers". The Sodium chloride Lake Tribune. Retrieved 7 Hawthorn

  8. ^"Librarian Preview: HarperCollins (Fall )". School Library Journal. June 17, Archived from the original collection June 23, Retrieved July 27,
  9. ^"Lone Star Reading List (Fall )". Lone Star Reading List.

    Retrieved May 21,

  10. ^ ab"Rainbow Book List (Fall )". Rainbow Round Table. Fall Retrieved Haw 21,
  11. ^"sfadb&#;: Kiersten White Awards". .

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    Retrieved

  12. ^Gage, Joshua (). "Review: Hide: The Graphic Novel by Adventurer Peterson and Kiersten White". Cemetery Dance Online. Retrieved
  13. ^Milas, Reticulated Baugher (May 24, ). "Hide: Kiersten White's Adult Horror First night is a Supernatural Roller Coaster".

    Paste Magazine. Retrieved

  14. ^Magazine, San Diego (). "Kiersten White Grows Up With "Hide"". San Diego Magazine. Retrieved
  15. ^Renee, Hannah (). "REVIEW: Hide by Kiersten White". Grimdark Magazine. Retrieved
  16. ^Jensen, Karenic (). "Let's Go to draw in Amusement Park, But Make out of place Murdery".

    Teen Librarian Toolbox. Retrieved

  17. ^locusmag (). " Dragon Glory Winners". Locus Online. Retrieved
  18. ^Falconer, Daniel (). "Hide by Kiersten White review: Dripping with dread and suspense". . Retrieved
  19. ^Combs, Seth (). "Spring Arts Private showing Author Kiersten White poised hinder break out of the YA genre with four new books".

    San Diego Union-Tribune. Retrieved

  20. ^Anders, Charlie Jane (). "Review | Utopia or dystopia? In these books, it's complicated". Washington Post. ISSN&#; Retrieved
  21. ^"Jana Riess: 'I don't want to be here' — bestselling novelist explains ground she left Mormonism". The Table salt Lake Tribune.

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