Dyan Sheldon
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Dyan Sheldon is an American novelist, who has written for adults,
picture books in a variety of genres.[1]
Her young adult science-fiction novel Perfect was published under the name "D. M. Quintano", as it was a departure from her usual style.
Dyan Sheldon's novel Disney in 2004, starring Lindsay Lohan.[3]
Selected bibliography
Adult novels
- Victim of Love (1982)
- Dreams of an Average Man (1985)
- My Life as a Whale (1992)
Young adult novels
- You Can Never Go Home Again (1993)
- Save The Last Dance For Me(1993)
- Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen (1999)
- And Baby Makes Two (2000)
- My Perfect Life(2002)
- Planet Janet (2003)
- Sophie Pitt-Turnbull Discovers America (2005)
- Perfect (as D. M. Quintano) (2005)
- I Conquer Britain (2006)
- My Worst Best Friend (2010)
- Confessions of a Hollywood Star (2005)
- Away for the weekend (2011)
- Tall, Thin and Blonde (2012)
- More than one way to be a girl (2017)
Children's novels
- Harry and Chicken (1990)
- My Brother Is a Visitor from Another Planet (1992)
- Only Binky (1993)
- Bad Place for a Bus Stop (1994)
- Lizzie and Charley Go Shopping (1999)
- Undercover Angel (2000)
- The Difficulties of Keeping Time (2008)
Picture books
- The Whales' Song (1991)
- Under the Moon (1994) (alternative title, The Garden)
- Unicorn Dreams (1997) (alternative title, Unicorn City)
- The Last Angel (2003)
- Vampire Across the Way (2004)
References
- ^ "Dyan Sheldon". The Royal Literary Fund. Retrieved 2020-01-05.
- ^ "Walker Books - Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen". www.walker.co.uk. Retrieved 2020-01-05.
- ^ Harvey, Dennis (2004-02-20). "Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen". Variety. Retrieved 2020-01-05.
External links
Children and Young Adult Literature portal
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