Jacqueline Wilson: For The British Children

Jacqueline Wilson, born Jacqueline Aitken is a Britishhave been adapted as television series include Girls in
author of children's books. Her books have topped theLove, Best Friends and The Story of Tracy Beaker.
bestsellers list in Britain and have won severalThis noted writer has published great bestsellers and
prestigious awards. Many of her books have alsohas got many awards to her credit, including Smarties
been adapted for television and stage.Prize and the Guardian Children's Fiction Award. Her
Born in Bath, Somerset in 1945, she initially startedbook The Illustrated Mum won the Guardian Children's
working in a Dundee-based publishing company, DCFiction Award as well as 1999 Children's Book of the
Thomson on a girl's magazine Jackie. According to aYear at the British Book Awards. Apart from that The
legend, the magazine was named after the author butStory of Tracy Beaker won the 2002 Blue Peter
this was denied outrightly by the once involved withPeople's Choice Award. Her other noted
the magazine.achievements inlcude the conferring of Order of the
About the style of her writing one can say that herBritish Empire for services to literacy in schools. Also, in
books are typically realistic and take the British children2007 her contribution to children's literature was
and their problems as the focal point. From the deathrecognised and she was awared an Honorary
of a pet to divorce, and from homelessness to abuse,Doctorate by Roehampton University.
all pertinent problems faced by children in UK areYou don't have to go too far to buy books by
picked up by her in books such as The Cat Mummy,Jacqueline Wilson. Search the World Wide Web and
The Suitcase Kid, The Bed and Breakfast Star andher bestseller collection would be delivered at your
Secrets. Majority of the books written by Jacquelinedoor.
Wilson are in first person narrative. Her books that