Meet the Author: Lois Lowry

Lois Lowry's first children's book, "A Summer to Die", was published in 1977. In 1979 Lowry finished Anastasia Krupnik, the story of a quirky 10-year-old girl who wants to become a writer. During the 1980s, Anastasia reappeared in numerous books. In 1990 Lowry's novel, "Number the Stars", received the prestigious Newbery Medal. Four years later, Lowry won a second Newbery Medal for her most well-known book, "The Giver." More recently, Lois Lowry has been writing a lighthearted series for younger readers about a spirited second-grade girl named Gooney Bird Greene.

[@violenaaa]

"The giver" is such a good book. Loved it.

[@annaamoroso]

she's such a good writer

[@iyannajackson6582]

i loooooooooooooove her books

[@prithvirajkalburgi5552]

the giver is a really good book

[@nomruru1443]

mhm

[@melaniemy797]

i beg to differ

[@redishturquoiseteamjamesto2880]

wow im reading number the stars with my whole class
i havent started but it seems so interesting

[@antoniocruz560]

I am also reading the book and it is pretty *difficult* to understand as a red so far... BUT IS PRETTY NICE LOOKING
You, no we should read it📙📕📖📗📘😆😆

[@kincaidnelson]

shut the fuck up

[@kademan13]

When I read the giver quartet and thought of the trade master i thought "this author either is not a fan of jews or is jewish". Her usage of the word "schlep" speaks volumes.

[@zackearahhall3612]

it already done

[@loganbell12]

the giver was like that

[@CarlosAndresBaquerizoSanchez]

She is a bad writer

[@melaniemy797]

you get it