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Sophie Masson
Born in Indonesia of French parents, Sophie Masson was sent to live with her paternal grandmother in Toulouse, France, when she was just a baby and lived there till she was nearly five, when her parents came back from Indonesia and took her to Australia. All the rest of her childhood, the family... show more

Born in Indonesia of French parents, Sophie Masson was sent to live with her paternal grandmother in Toulouse, France, when she was just a baby and lived there till she was nearly five, when her parents came back from Indonesia and took her to Australia. All the rest of her childhood, the family stayed in Australia, with frequent trips back to France, and this dual heritage underpins a good deal of Sophie's work. Sophie's first book appeared in 1990 and since then she has published more than sixty novels, mainly for children and young adults, but with several for adults as well. her books have been published in Australia, the USA, UK, France, Germany, Italy, and many other countries. She has also had many short stories and articles published in newspapers, magazines, and online journals. She is a regular contributor to the writing blog Writer Unboxed(www.writerunboxed.com)Sophie Masson lives in the high, cool New England tableland area of Northern New South Wales, Australia, with her husband. She has three grown-up children and one little grandson. She holds a BA and M.Litt in French and English literature, and is on the Board of the Australian Society of Authors, the New England Writers' Centre, and the committee of the New England and North West sub-branch of the Children's Book Council of NSW. Sophie's website is at www.sophiemasson.orgShe has a writing blog at www.firebirdfeathers.com
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My Journey in Writing
My Journey in Writing rated it 10 years ago
Right from the start of this book I felt there was something missing, even though I liked Kasper and Izolda as characters.However, I found a number of the plot developments unconvincing. Kasper saves a prisoner who he believes is an evil witch who can turn him to stone with one look and who is despe...
Fangs for the Fantasy
Fangs for the Fantasy rated it 10 years ago
Helen is taking a holiday in Russia with her mother, desperately trying to get some space from her disastrous break up and collapse of her career. She never expected to find a place so alien to her – and she certainly never expected to find the rich and intriguing Alexey But Alexey has more on his...
CherylMM
CherylMM rated it 11 years ago
Not by Rick Riordan, but about his books. Just thought I would mention that as it seems that some readers are buying this based on the premise that it is a new Riordan book.A collection of thoughts and essays by other authors on books written by Riordan.On a side note I loved the introduction to the...
Wayward Kitsune
Wayward Kitsune rated it 11 years ago
For the complete review, kindly drop by my blog at: Thoughts and PensDemigods and Monsters is a compilation of comprehensive essays about anything related to the world Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. It features the insights of eight famous authors (Rosemary Moore, Cameron Dokey, Paul Colli...
Bookshelf Dreaming
Bookshelf Dreaming rated it 12 years ago
I don't really know what to make of this story. While I did like it, some part were a little confusing when the main character was travelling around the 'world'. I also felt that there was not enough interaction between the main characters of Natasha and Ivan. However the ending was very good and wa...
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