Laura Gallego García

Laura Gallego García.

Laura Gallego García (born in Quart de Poblet, Valencia Province on October 11, 1977), is a Spanish author of young adult literature. At 21, her first novel won the Barco de Vapor Prize, and she won the award a second time for La Leyenda del Rey Errante, which was translated into English as The Legend of the Wandering King.[1] She sometimes goes by just Laura Gallego. She currently lives with her boyfriend in the village of Alboraya.

Books

The Idhún's Memories, her biggest success, is set in a fantastic medieval world called Idhún, a land with three suns and three moons. The plot centers around an old prophecy which predicts that only a dragon and a unicorn could save that world from Ashran The Necromancer's plans. The trilogy is composed of The Resistance, Triad and Pantheon, where the gods and goddesses of Idhún appear like characters for the first time.

Other novels include:

Other titles of Laura Gallego, like Mandrake, Alba has a very special friend, Max doesn't make us laugh and Sara and the Goal Girls series are all for younger children.

Bibliography

Crónicas de la Torre
Memorias de Idhun
Sara y las Goleadoras
Other novels

References

  1. Scholastic
  2. Books

External links

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