Meg Rosoff grew up in Boston, Massachusetts and moved to London in 1989. She attended Harvard and St. Martin’s College of Art. Her first novel, HOW I LIVE NOW, sold nearly one million copies, won the Printz Award and the Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize, and was shortlisted for the Orange Award for New Writers and made into a feature film. Her novels have won or been shortlisted for 20 international awards including the Carnegie and the National Book Award. She lives in London with her husband, daughter and two lurchers.

Books by Meg Rosoff

What I Was

by Meg Rosoff - Fiction

Crossing over to adult fiction, celebrated young adult author Meg Rosoff still focuses on young people --- viewed through the lens of an old, world-weary narrator --- in WHAT I WAS, a most unusual coming-of-age novel about friendship and humanity.