M.G.Leonard

I love the fact that all of her books are based on some of her favourite things. My favourite books that she has written are The Twitchers series where the main character was bullied and therefore was mean so he could protect himself but then he learns to be brave with his friend and it shows that anyone can change if they really want to. I would recomend her books to children 8+.

 Books written:


The Highland Falcon Thief; Beetle Boy; Kidnap on the Callifornia Comet; Murder on the Safari Star; Sabotage on the Solar Express; Danger at Dead Man's Pass; Beetle Queen; Twitch; Battle of the Beetles; The Arctic Railway Assassin; Spark; The tale of a toothbrush; Rex th Rinoceros Beetle; Pip and the Umbrella Room; Spider Wig; The old steam train; Clutch.

Born:

May 1973

M.G.Leonard has made up stories since she was a little child but adults called them lies and tall tales.Now her favourite things to write about are beetles, birds, and trains.

Favourite books:

The Twits; The wind in the Willows; The Secret Garden.

Fun Facts:

M.G.Leonard has a first-class honours degree in English Literature and an MA in Shakespeare Studies.

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