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'''Marita Conlon-McKenna''' (born 1956) is an [[Irish people|Irish]] children's writer.
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Conlon-McKenna was born in [[Dublin]] and raised in [[Goatstown]].<ref name=obrien/> Her Children of the Famine trilogy was inspired by the [[Great Irish Famine]].
Conlon-McKenna was born in [[Dublin]] and raised in [[Goatstown]].<ref name=obrien/> Her Children of the Famine trilogy was inspired by the [[Great Irish Famine]].
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*''[[Under the Hawthorn Tree (novel)|Under the Hawthorn Tree]]'', Conlon-McKenna and Donald Teskey (1990) – The Children of the Famine, book&nbsp;1
*''[[Under the Hawthorn Tree (novel)|Under the Hawthorn Tree]]'', Conlon-McKenna and Donald Teskey (1990) – The Children of the Famine, book&nbsp;1
*''[[Wildflower Girl]]'', C–M and Teskey (1991) – The Children of the Famine,&nbsp;2<ref />
*''[[Wildflower Girl]]'', C–M and Teskey (1991) – The Children of the Famine,&nbsp;2
*''[[The Blue Horse]]'', C–M and Teskey (1992)
*''[[The Blue Horse]]'', C–M and Teskey (1992)
*''[[Little Star (Irish novel)|Little Star]]'', C-M and Christopher Coady (1993)
*''[[Little Star (Irish novel)|Little Star]]'', C-M and Christopher Coady (1993)

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Marita Conlon-McKenna (born 1956) is an Irish children's writer.

Conlon-McKenna was born in Dublin and raised in Goatstown.[1] Her Children of the Famine trilogy was inspired by the Great Irish Famine.

Marita has won several literary awards, including the International Reading Association Award', the Osterreichischer Kinder und Jugendbuchpreis, the Reading Association of Ireland Award and the Bisto Book of the Year Award (1993).

Works

References

  1. ^ "Marita Conlon-McKenna". The O'Brien Press Ltd (obrien.ie). Retrieved 2015-09-28.

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