Michelle Knudsen
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Michelle Knudsen at the 2014 Texas Book Festival.
Michelle Knudsen is a New York Times bestselling American children's author.[1] She has written more than 40 books for children, including the multiple award-winning Library Lion and Big Mean Mike.
Knudsen graduated from Cornell University and received an MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults from The Vermont College of Fine Arts.[2][3]
Awards
Library Lion has won the following awards:
- Arkansas Diamond Book Award Honor
- The Sakura Medal; Golden Sower Award (Nebraska)
- NAIBA (New Atlantic Independent Bookseller Award)- Best Picture Book of the Year
- Time of Wonder Award from the Maine Discovery Museum
- Book Sense Book of the Year Honor Book
- Publisher Weekly Cuffle Award
- School Library Journal Best Books of the Year
- Nick Jr. Family Magazine Best Books of the Year
- Child Magazine's Best Children's Book Award
- Book Sense Children's Picks List Selection
- Junior Library Guild Selection.[4]
- Irma Black Award Winner[5]
- Best Children's Book of the Year
- Children's Choice Book Awards - Finalist
- Amazon.com Best Books of the Year
Bibliography
Novels
- The Dragon of Trelian
- The Princess of Trelian
- The Evil Librarian
Trade picture books
- Library Lion (with illustrator Kevin Hawkes)
- Argus
- Big Mean Mike (illustrated by Scott Magoon)
Short stories
- The Bridge to Highlandsville (in the MG anthology I Fooled You)
Beginning readers
- Raymond Briggs' The Snowman
- Dinosaur Days: Road to Writing
- Colorful Chameleons!
- Cat Hat
- Hit or Myth: Road to Writing
- The Case of Vampire Vivian
- A Slimy Story
- Fish and Frog
- Carl the Complainer
- A Moldy Mystery
- Bugged!
References
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