Meg Rosoff

Meg Rosoff is a highly acclaimed author, having won the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award, one of the most prestigious international awards for children's and young adult literature. She also received the Michael L. Printz Award for "How I Live Now."

"How I Live Now" was adapted into a feature film. This adaptation brought her critically acclaimed young adult novel to the screen.

Meg Rosoff is known for her distinctive voice, often characterized by its spare, poetic prose and exploration of themes like identity, survival, and the complexities of adolescence. Her narratives frequently feature strong, introspective protagonists.

A good starting point for new readers is often "How I Live Now," which is one of her most recognized and awarded works. It provides a strong introduction to her unique style and thematic concerns.