
Margaret Mahy
21 March 1936 – 23 July 2012
Margaret Mahy (born in Whakatane, New Zealand) is a well-known New Zealand author of children's and young adult books. While the plots of many of her books have strong supernatural elements, her writing concentrates on the themes of human relationships and growing up. Her books "The Haunting" and "The Changeover" both received the Carnegie Medal of the British Library Association. She has written a little less than 50 novels, including the recent "Alchemy" in 2002. Among her children's books, "A Lion in the Meadow", "The Seven Chinese Brothers", and "The Man Whose Mother was a Pirate" are considered national classics.
Books
- It's Great To Be Eight1997
- ADEC G 5 Volume F
- The World in 1492
- Midnight Feast
- The pop group (Sunshine books)
- Maddigan's Fantasia
- There's a King in the Cupboard
- The rattlebang picnic
- Mister Whistler
- The great piratical rumbustification & The librarian and the robbers
- Horribly Haunted School
- The Christmas tree tangle
- The horribly haunted school
- kids' night in
- Stories of my wonderful aunt
- the dragon of an ordinary family
- The gargling gorilla
- Simply delicious!
- Mr. Mossop's table
- giant soup
- Boom, Baby, boom, boom!
- Tale of a Tail
- The Dragon of an Ordinary Family
- Notes of a bag lady
- The Seven Chinese Brothers
- Ups and Downs and Other Stories
- Changeover
- Bubble trouble
- Great piratical rumbustification
- Crocodile's Christmas Jandale
- Organ Music
- WHAT S COOKING? infoquest/lev.2
- Tragedy's wild twin
- Ultra-violet catastrophe!
- The man from the land of Fandango
- 17 Kings and 42 Elephants
- L Enlevement De La Bibliothecaire
- Kangaroo from Woolloomooloo
- A lion in the meadow
- A summery Saturday morning
- Sightlines 9
Author data: Open Library