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Rosemary Jeanne Harris

ローズマリー・ハリス

Rōzumarī Harisu

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
1923-02-20 (London, England, UK)
Died
2019-10-14 age 96
Nationality
United Kingdom
Languages
English
Residence History
London

Career

Occupations
Writer
Active Years
1956-1996
Affiliations
The Times (children's book reviewer, 1970-1973)

Education

Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design
Art
Country: United Kingdom
Chelsea School of Art
Art
Country: United Kingdom
Courtauld Institute
Art History
Country: United Kingdom
School in Weymouth
Country: United Kingdom

Awards

Carnegie Medal
1968
Work: The Moon in the Cloud
Organization: Library Association
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

The Moon in the Cloud

1968 Children's fiction

First volume of a trilogy set in ancient Egypt. Carnegie Medal winner.

Ancient EgyptAdventure
Adaptations
  • [Television] Jackanory (1978)

Bibliography

  • The Moon in the Cloud (1968)
  • The Shadow on the Sun (1970)
  • The Bright and Morning Star (1972)
  • A Quest for Orion (1978)
  • Tower of the Stars (1980)
  • The Summer-house (1956)
  • Venus with Sparrows (1961)
  • All My Enemies (1967)
  • The Nice Girl's Story (1968) / Nor Evil Dreams (US)
  • A Wicked Pack of Cards (1969)
  • The Seal-Singing (1971)
  • The Child in the Bamboo Grove (1971)
  • King's White Elephant (1973)
  • The Double-Snare (1974)
  • Sea Magic and Other Stories of Enchantment (1974)
  • Flying Ship (1975)
  • Little Dog of Fo (1976)
  • I Want to Be a Fish (1977)
  • Beauty and the Beast (1979)
  • Zed (1982)
  • Janni's Stork (1984)
  • The Lotus and the Grail: Legends from East to West (1985)
  • Summers of the Wild Rose (1987)
  • Love and the Merrygoround (1988)
  • Ticket to Freedom (1992)
  • Haunting of Joey Mbasa (1996)

Legacy

British children's author who won the Carnegie Medal. Known for ancient Egypt trilogy. Daughter of Sir Arthur Harris.

Trivia

  • Daughter of Sir Arthur 'Bomber' Harris.
  • Served in British Red Cross Nursing Auxiliary during WWII.
  • Worked as a picture restorer and reader for MGM.