Lois Lowry

Lois Ann Lowry (born March 20, 1937) is a children's author who has written many popular books. She was born Sena Lowry, named for her Norwegian grandmother; hearing of this, her grandmother telegraphed and instructed her parents that the child should have an American name [1]. (Lois and Ann were the names of her father's sisters.) Her most famous book, The Giver, is popular yet controversial, and it has been banned in some schools.

Books by Lowry:

The Giver Trilogy

• The Giver, winner of the 1994 Newbery Medal
• Gathering Blue
• Messenger

The Anastasia Series

• Anastasia Krupnik
• Anastasia Again!
• Anastasia At Your Service
• Anastasia, Ask Your Analyst
• Anastasia on her Own
• Anastasia has the Answers
• Anastasia's Chosen Career
• Anastasia at this Adress
• Anastasia Absolutly

Books about Sam

• All about Sam
• Attaboy Sam!
• See You Around, Sam!
• Zooman Sam

Books about the Tates

• The One Hundredth Thing about Caroline
• Switcharound
• Your Move, J.P.!

Books About Gooney Bird

• Gooney Bird and the Room Mother
• Gooney Bird Greene

Stand alone books

• Silent Boy
• Number the Stars, winner of the 1990 Newbery Medal
• Autumn Street
• Rabble Starkey
• A Summer to Die
• Find a Stranger, Say Goodbye
• Us and Uncle Fraud
• Taking Care of Terrific
• Stay! keeper's Story

Autobiographical

• Looking Back

External links

• Lowry's website
• Complete list of books by Lowry

See also: Lois Lowry, 1937, 1990, 1994, Children's author, Gathering Blue, March 20, Messenger (novel), Newbery Medal, Norway