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Natasha Farrant

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Natasha Farrant

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
London
Nationality
British
Languages
English, French
Residence History
London, England

Career

Occupations
Children's author
Active Years
2012-2024
Nominations
Branford Boase Award Shortlist (2013, The Things We Did for Love), Guardian Children's Fiction Prize Longlist (2014, Flora in Love), Queen of Teen Award Shortlist (2014), UKLA Book Award Longlist (2015, After Iris)

Education

University of Oxford
Modern Languages
Degree: Degree
Country: United Kingdom
London School of Economics
Social Anthropology
Degree: MSc
Country: United Kingdom
Institute of Linguists
Translation
Degree: Diploma
Country: United Kingdom

Awards

Costa Book Award for Children's Book
2020
Work: Voyage of the Sparrowhawk
Category: Children's Book
Organization: Costa Book Awards
Result: Winner
Spark Book Award
2021
Work: Voyage of the Sparrowhawk
Result: Winner

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Voyage of the Sparrowhawk

2020 Historical Fiction

An adventure story set on the seas after World War I.

Impact of warFriendshipAdventure

Bibliography

  • After Iris
  • Flora in Love
  • All About Pumpkin
  • Time for Jas
  • Diving Into Light
  • Some Other Eden
  • The Things We Did for Love
  • Lydia: The Wild Girl of Pride & Prejudice
  • The Children of Castle Rock
  • Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror
  • Voyage of the Sparrowhawk
  • The Girl Who Talked to Trees
  • The Rescue of Ravenwood

Legacy

British children's author known for winning the Costa Book Award. Celebrated for stories about family and adventure.

Trivia

  • She is three-quarters French.