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Jill Paton Walsh

Jill Paton Walsh

b. 1937

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Jill Paton Walsh is an author known for her suspenseful stories. Her book, A Date With Danger, is a popular choice for readers who enjoy a good thriller.

Top Genres

History Children's Books Historical Fiction Juvenile World War II

Also Known As

Jill Paton-Walsh, Gillian Paton Walsh, Gillian Paton WALSH

Featured Works

Book cover of A Date With Danger
Start Here

A Date With Danger

Campbell Black

Book cover of Fireweed

Fireweed

Jill Paton Walsh

Imogen Quy
Book cover of The Dolphin Crossing

The Dolphin Crossing

Jill Paton Walsh

Imogen Quy
Book cover of Pepi and the secret names

Pepi and the secret names

Jill Paton Walsh

Pepi #1
Book cover of Wordhoard

Wordhoard

Jill Paton Walsh

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Jill Paton Walsh best known for?

    Jill Paton Walsh is widely recognized for her historical fiction, particularly her works for children and young adults that often explore themes of war and societal change. She also completed several Lord Peter Wimsey mysteries after Dorothy L. Sayers' death.