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  • Lois Lowry's Printable Author Bio

    Lois Lowry's Printable Author Bio

    Random House Children’s Books presents . Lois Lowry “As a child, I was always writing lists and keeping journals—much like Anastasia does. Today, I still do these things. I guess I’ll always be like Anastasia; I’m still a kid at heart.”—Lois Lowry Photo Courtesy of the Author Lois Lowry has twice won the prestigious Newbery Medal for Number the Stars and The Giver. She was named the 2007 Margaret A. Edwards Award winner for her lifetime contribution to young adult literature. www.randomhouse.com/teachers www.randomhouse.com/teachers/themes www.randomhouse.com/librarians About the Author hether she’s writing comedy, adventure, or poignant, before her 25th birthday. After some time, she returned to powerful drama—from Attaboy, Sam! and Anastasia college and received her undergraduate degree from the WKrupnik to Number the Stars and The Giver— University of Maine. Lois Lowry’s appeal is as broad as her subject matter and as deep as her desire to affect an eager generation of readers. Lois Lowry didn’t start writing professionally until she was in her Lois Lowry has written over 30 books for young adults and mid-30s. Now she spends time writing every single day. Before is a two-time Newbery Medal winner, for Number the Stars she begins writing a book, she usually knows the beginning and and The Giver. In 2007, Lois Lowry was named the American end of her story. When she’s not writing, Lowry enjoys gardening Library Association’s Margaret A. Edwards Award winner for during the spring and summer and knitting during the winter.