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Jennifer Donnelly

Jennifer Donnelly

b. 1963

16

Books

2.9

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7

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About

Jennifer Donnelly is the author of the historical novel A Northern Light. Her work often explores compelling stories set in the past.

Top Genres

Young Adult Fantasy Historical Fiction History Fiction

Featured Works

Book cover of Dark Tide
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Dark Tide

Jennifer Donnelly

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Book cover of Stepsister
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Stepsister

Jennifer Donnelly

Book cover of Revolution
4.0

Revolution

Jennifer Donnelly

Book cover of Deep Blue
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Deep Blue

Bea Miller

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Beauty and the Beast

Christophe Rosson

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Jennifer Donnelly best known for?

    Jennifer Donnelly is widely recognized for her historical fiction, particularly for A Northern Light, which received critical acclaim and won the Carnegie Medal.

  • Does Jennifer Donnelly write for different age groups?

    Jennifer Donnelly writes for both young adult and middle grade readers, often exploring historical settings and reimagined fairy tales within these categories.