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Caroline Pignat

キャロライン・ピグナット

Kyarorain Pignatto

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
Dublin, Ireland
Nationality
Canadian
Languages
English
Residence History
Dublin, Ireland → Ottawa, Canada

Career

Occupations
Novelist, English teacher
Active Years
2008-2018

Education

University of Ottawa
Country: Canada
Graduate

Awards

Governor General's Literary Award
2009
Work: Greener Grass: The Famine Years
Category: Young People's Literature – Text
Organization: Canada Council for the Arts
Result: winner
Governor General's Literary Award
2015
Work: The Gospel Truth
Category: Young People's Literature – Text
Organization: Canada Council for the Arts
Result: winner

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Egghead

2008 Young adult novel

Will Reid, the target of Shane, the Grade 9 bully.

Greener Grass: The Famine Years

2008 Young adult novel

Set in the land of Pignat's birth during the Famine Years.

Wild Geese

2010 Young adult novel

Sequel to Greener Grass, adventures in North America.

Timber Wolf

2011 Young adult novel

Sequel to Greener Grass, adventures in North America.

Unspeakable

2014 Young adult novel

Main character is a survivor of the sinking of the Empress of Ireland.

The Gospel Truth

2014 Young adult novel

Story of a number of characters on a Southern tobacco plantation.

Shooter

2016 Young adult novel

Five grade 12 students caught by surprise during a school lockdown.

Poetree

2018 Picture book

Picture book of acrostic poetry about trees, collaboration with illustrator François Thisdale.

Bibliography

  • Egghead
  • Greener Grass: The Famine Years
  • Wild Geese
  • Timber Wolf
  • Unspeakable
  • The Gospel Truth
  • Shooter
  • Poetree

Legacy

Canadian author of young adult literature, winner of two Governor General's Literary Awards. Known for works dealing with bullying, historical events, and immigration.