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'''Gayle Friesen''' (born 1960) is a Canadian author of [[young-adult fiction|young adult novels]]. She was raised in [[Chilliwack]], [[British Columbia]]. She has a [[Bachelor of Arts|B.A.]] from the [[University of British Columbia]].<ref>Jenkinson, Dave, 1998, [http://www.umanitoba.ca/cm/profiles/friesen.html Gayle Friesen], CM Magazine.</ref> She is married with two children.<ref name=stellar/> |
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Friesen's first novel ''Janey's Girl'' (1998) was critically acclaimed, winning the [[Canadian Library Association]]'s Young Adult Book Award and the Red Maple Reading Award. It was also nominated for the [[Governor General's Award|Governor General’s Literary Award]]. She has written four other novels for young adults.<ref name=stellar>[http://www.stellaraward.ca/2008/author.php?id=59 Gayle Friesen], Stellar Award.</ref> |
Friesen's first novel ''Janey's Girl'' (1998) was critically acclaimed, winning the [[Canadian Library Association]]'s Young Adult Book Award and the Red Maple Reading Award. It was also nominated for the [[Governor General's Award|Governor General’s Literary Award]]. She has written four other novels for young adults.<ref name=stellar>[http://www.stellaraward.ca/2008/author.php?id=59 Gayle Friesen], Stellar Award.</ref> |
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Gayle Friesen (born 1960) is a Canadian author of young adult novels. She was raised in Chilliwack, British Columbia. She has a B.A. from the University of British Columbia.[1] She is married with two children.[2]
Friesen's first novel Janey's Girl (1998) was critically acclaimed, winning the Canadian Library Association's Young Adult Book Award and the Red Maple Reading Award. It was also nominated for the Governor General’s Literary Award. She has written four other novels for young adults.[2]
Bibliography
- Janey's Girl (1998)
- Men of Stone (2000)
- Losing Forever (2002)
- The Isabel Factor (2005)
- For Now (2007)
- The Valley (2008)
References
- ^ Jenkinson, Dave, 1998, Gayle Friesen, CM Magazine.
- ^ a b Gayle Friesen, Stellar Award.
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