Art, You’re Magic! (By: Sam McBratney,Tony Blundell)
(1994)
The Baked Bean Kids (By: Ann Pilling)
(1994)
Hector the Rat (By: Tony Wilkinson)
(1994)
Fighting Dragons (By: Colin West)
(1995)
Little Stupendo (By: Jon Blake)
(1995)
Ronnie and the Giant Millipede
(1995)
Easy Peasy (By: Sarah Hayes)
(1995)
Cup Final Kid (By: Martin Waddell)
(1996)
Care of Henry (By: Anne Fine,Paul Howard)
(1996)
Emmelina and the Monster (By: June Crebbin)
(1998)
Flora’s Fantastic Revenge (By: Nick Warburton)
(2000)
Patrick’s Perfect Pet (By: Annalena McAfee)
(2002)
Tricky Nelly Nickleby (By: Berlie Doherty)
(2003)
Cool as a Cucumber (By: Michael Morpurgo)
(2003)
No Tights for George (By: June Crebbin)
(2004)
Fearless Fitzroy (By: Alex Merry Kathy Henderson)
(2005)
Molly and the Beanstalk (By: Pippa Goodhart)
(2006)
Lady-long-legs (By: Jan Mark)
(2006)
Tarquin the Wonder Horse (By: June Crebbin)
(2006)
The Most Impossible Parents (By: Brian Patten)
(2010)
Anthologies In Order of Publication
The Corgi Pups Library
(1996)
Centuries of Stories
(1999)
Half-Minute Horrors
(2009)
About Jenny Nimmo
Jenny Nimmo, born on January 15, 1944, in Windsor, Berkshire, England, is an acclaimed British author celebrated for her contributions to children’s literature. Nimmo’s enchanting stories, often filled with magic and mystery, have captivated young readers around the globe, marking her as a significant voice in the genre.
Growing up with a passion for storytelling, Nimmo’s early experiences laid the groundwork for her future in writing. Before she turned her talents to the world of children’s books, Nimmo honed her craft through various creative avenues, including drama. Her background in the performing arts, notably as a director and an actress for the BBC’s children’s programs, infused her writing with a dramatic flair that resonates with readers to this day.
Nimmo is perhaps best known for her “Charlie Bone” series, which introduces readers to the magical world of Bloor’s Academy and its young endowed inhabitants. Through Charlie’s adventures, Nimmo explores themes of friendship, courage, and the struggle between good and evil, all while captivating her audience with the imaginative possibilities of a world where children possess magical talents.
Beyond the beloved “Charlie Bone” series, Nimmo’s bibliography spans a wide range of magical and adventurous tales, including “The Snow Spider” trilogy, which draws upon Welsh mythology to weave a story of loss, discovery, and the power of hope. Her ability to blend folklore with the challenges of growing up gives her stories a timeless quality that appeals to readers of all ages.
Throughout her career, Nimmo’s work has been recognized with numerous awards and nominations, highlighting her impact on children’s literature. Her storytelling not only entertains but also empowers her young readers, encouraging them to believe in the magic of their own potential.
Jenny Nimmo’s dedication to crafting stories that speak to the hearts and imaginations of children has made her a beloved author. Her books continue to inspire a sense of wonder and adventure in those who turn their pages, securing her legacy as a cherished storyteller in the pantheon of children’s literature.
