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[[Fleur Beale]] is a New Zealand children's writer. Most of her work has been mainstream kids' books, and she is most well-known for her book ''I Am Not Esther'' which deals with religious cults. Her [[2008]] novel ''[[Juno of Taris]]'' | [[Fleur Beale]] is a New Zealand children's writer. Most of her work has been mainstream kids' books, and she is most well-known for her book ''I Am Not Esther'' which deals with religious cults. Her [[2008]] novel ''[[Juno of Taris]]'' is a [[Post-apocalypse|post-apocalpytic]] SF novel set in a [[Discovery of the dystopian truth|false utopia]]. | ||
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[[Category:Writers for children]] | [[Category:Writers for children]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:44, 29 November 2010
Fleur Beale is a New Zealand children's writer. Most of her work has been mainstream kids' books, and she is most well-known for her book I Am Not Esther which deals with religious cults. Her 2008 novel Juno of Taris is a post-apocalpytic SF novel set in a false utopia.