WebInfoSearch Web Directory
WebInfoSearch Web Directory
| Almond, David: Includes a brief biography of the author, reviews of his books, and a list of awards won. | |
| Angelou, Maya: Novelist and poet who became a national celebrity in 1970 with the publication of I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. Also San Francisco's first black streetcar conductor. | |
| Arksey, Neil: Biography, pictures, book information, opinions, competitions, opportunities for dialogue with the author. | |
| Arnold, Tedd: Features biography, book information, work in progress, illustrating tips, color in area, and kids' art gallery. | |
| Ashworth, Sherry: Offers book list and author information. | |
| Author Biographies: Students provide very short biographies of their favorite Newbery Award-winning authors. | |
| Author Search Index on kidsreads.com: Introduces children's authors through author profiles and interviews. Also offers e-mail addresses of select writers. | |
| Author Webliography: Directory of scholarly sites about classic authors. | |
| Authors and Illustrators: A part of the Horn Book's Virtual History Exhibit, this site features letters and radio interviews with classic children's writers. | |
| Authors of Lasting Fame: A brief introduction to authors Nathaniel Hawthorne, Charlotte Bronte, and Pulitzer Prize winner Edna Ferber. | |
| Authors' Calendar: Provides short introductions to the lives and works of hundreds of authors from around the world. | |
| Bang, Molly: Complete list of books with background information and history of story ideas. | |
| Barron, T. A.: Author of The Lost Years of Merlin epic and "The Kate Adventures" features personal message, responses to questions from readers, and appearances schedule. | |
| Brassey, Richard: Learn about Brilliant Brits, Nessie, and How to Speak Chimpanzee on the author/illustrator's site. Find animations, games, riddles, and teacher resources. | |
| Bruchac, Joseph: Official homepage of the Native American author/storyteller, with biography, performance schedule, and index of published books. | |
| Cheshire, Simon: Personal site of the children's writer who created works such as Totally Unsuitable For Children and the Jeremy Brown spy spoofs. Includes a guide to his life, news, and extracts from his books. | |
| Cooney, Barbara: Information and biography of the illustrator and author of Miss Rumphius. | |
| Corbett, Scott: Includes brief biography and full bibliography of the author's sixty-nine children's books. | |
| Couloumbis, Audrey: Author's site includes information and sample chapters from recent books; recipes; and idea starters, photos and biographic information for book reports. | |
| Cronin, Doreen: Official site includes biography, illustrations, books, and a newsletter. Author of 'Click Clack Moo, Cows that Type'. | |
| Curry, Jane Louise: Author of adventure, fantasy, time travel, mystery, and Native American tales for young people. Site includes book chapters, background, illustrations, photos, reviews, and biography. | |
| Daniels, Teri: Author of picture books including The Feet in the Gym, Just Enough, G-Rex, and Math Man. Features a biography, photos, activities that relate to her stories, and links for young readers. | |
| DePaola, Tomie: Provides biographical sketch complete with a list of accomplishments, calendar, and pictures. | |
| DiTerlizzi, Tony: Author and illustrator of the Spiderwick Chronicles. Features news, art, biography, video, and FAQ. | |
| Duncan, Lois: A short autobiography of the award-winning young adult horror writer. | |
| DuPrau, Jeanne: The official site includes a brief biography and a synopsis of the book, "The City of Ember". | |
| Fleischman, Paul: The Newbery Medalist's web site, offering a biography, articles, bibliography, event listings, and excerpts. | |
| Frasier, Debra: A brief biography of the author with introductions to her illustrations, including reports from her current studio projects and outdoor adventures. | |
| From Noah Webster to Merriam-Webster: Tells about the author of America's first dictionary. | |
| Gale Group: Poet's Corner: Includes biographies of more than 30 poets along with guides to their most popular works. | |
| Garland, Sherry: Contains biography, list of books, FAQs, author visit information, and writing tips. | |
| Geraghty, Paul: Official site of the children's picture book author and illustrator. Includes a photo gallery, a list of his works and awards, and a schedule of author visits. | |
| Gibbons, Gail: Author and illustrator of non-fiction books. Includes biography, pictures, and brief book descriptions. | |
| Gleitzman, Morris: Listen to the author read parts of his stories, such as "Two Weeks with the Queen", and "Worry Warts". Contains photographs and a biography. | |
| Great Writers and Poets: Directory of links to resources for numerous authors, including information on Nobel Prize winners. | |
| Green, Roger J.: Includes information about the author and his books, including a full list of books and how he started writing. | |
| Haley, Alex: Journalist and author of the widely-acclaimed novel Roots. | |
| Harvey, Jacqueline: Official site of the children's author of the book, "Code Name Mr Right." Includes a biography, with photographs, as well as special areas for students and teachers. | |
| Henkes, Kevin: Official site provides author biography, illustrations, information on characters and books, and fun and games. | |
| Herrick, Ann: Reviews and synopses of books and stories, information about the author, and links to sites related to writing. | |
| Jacqueline Jules: Official site of Jacqueline Jules, author of Noah and the Ziz, Once Upon a Shabbos, and The Hardest Word; with games and a biography. | |
| Jennings, Paul: Author of "Uncanny!", "The Cabbage Patch War", and Hedley Hopkins". Contains a biography, a list of books and their covers, and some games. | |
| KLGoing.com: Official site for the author of young adult fiction. Includes biography, FAQ, a synopsis of published works, and contact information. | |
| Larke, Joe: Introduces children's writer Joe Larke, his stories, and his poems. Also includes contact information, details about school visits, and tips for young writers. | |
| Lawrence, Iain: Introduces the author of Lord of the Nutcracker Men and The High Seas Trilogy. Includes biographical sketch, stories from the author's personal life, and photos. | |
| Learning About Cynthia Voigt: An 8th-grader shares what she has learned about this popular young adult writer. | |
| Lives of Girls Who Became Famous: The stories of 19 girls who became famous in their adult life. | |
| Lobel, Arnold: Brief biography, and list of books including 'Frog and Toad Together'. | |
| MacDonald, Amy: Biography of the award-winning children's book author, including information about the author, her books, and scheduled school visits. | |
| Maria, Donna: Visit the magical worlds from the books, including the 5 stories about Miss Christmas and the lands visited by the Princess of Colour. | |
| McDaniel, Lurlene: Official website for young adult author, includes biography, book information, appearances, and links. | |
| Mitali Perkins' Fire Escape: The author reflects on life in the melting pot, offering writing contests, a safe place to discuss immigrant life, book reviews, and other related resources, including her own writing. | |
| Pierce, Tamora: Official site of the author of the Circle of Magic books, and other popular series. Find a biography of the author, FAQs, and art work. | |
| Polacco, Patricia: Provides author information, books, current news, activities, and a forum. Author of 'Pink and Say'. | |
| Poultry in Motion: Official site of the authors and illustrators of books for children, Mary Jane and Herm Auch, provides question and answer pages for children and aspiring children's writers and illustrators. | |
| Pullman, Paul: Official site of the author of "His Dark Materials"; with a biography, questions, and information about the books. | |
| Rimbaud, Arthur: Offers introduction to the Victorian-era author. Includes poems and "seer" letters, with a brief analysis. | |
| Rodman, Mary Ann: Includes a biography, list of books, advice, and a scrapbook. | |
| Rose, Simon: Author of science fiction and fantasy novels for children and young adults. Find autobiographical information and a synopsis of some of his books. | |
| Russo, Marisabina: Provides personal information about the author, a synopsis of the books she has written, and a schedule of school visits. | |
| Salley, Coleen: Promotes children's author and storyteller, providing information about recent publications and booking engagements. | |
| Salter, Helen: Official website of the teen fiction author. Includes about the author, links and contact, FAQs, and book order form. | |
| Say, Allen: Official site of the author of Home of the Brave, El Chino, Grandfather's Journey and Tea with Milk. Includes news, articles, and speeches by the author. | |
| Scarsbrook, Richard: The official site of the author of the Cheeseburger Subversive and other short stories and poems. Includes a synopsis of his book, readings, endorsements, and a schedule of readings and events. | |
| Schofield, Brent R.: Author of "What The Cat Knows" and "Hairballs And Sticky Things". Features book descriptions and biography. | |
| Scott, Elaine: Official website for the non-fiction author. Includes a biography, information about her work, and a schedule of school visits and special events. | |
| Sendak, Maurice: Tells about the childhood of the man who created the Wild Things and identifies some of the influences that shaped his writing and artwork. | |
| Simon, Seymour: Official homepage of the award-winning science author for children. Includes information on the author and his books, along with science links. | |
| Sones, Sonya: Answers to questions about the author of teen poetry novels including One of Those Hideous Books Where the Mother Dies, What My Mother Doesn't Know, and Stop Pretending. | |
| Spinelli, Jerry: Includes short biography, book reviews, and awards. | |
| St. George, Judith: The author of "So You Want to be President?". The site has a biography and details of her books. | |
| The Poet's Bookshelf: Biographies of Famous Poets: Gifted students write about the lives of 12 well-known American poets. | |
| Thinkquest: Bill Peet: Tells about the author and his books. Also includes information and games for the classroom. | |
| U'Ren, Andrea: Includes book descriptions, portfolio, and biographical information. | |
| Van Draanen, Wendelin: Dedicated to authors Sammy Keyes mystery books. Contains Sammy's song, interview, short book reviews, mystery game, and biography. | |
| Vega, Denise: The author of 'Click Here(To Find Out How I Survived Seventh Grade)'; with a biography and book details. | |
| Walker, Alice: A leading voices among black American women writers who has produced an acclaimed and varied body of work, including poetry, novels, short stories, essays, and criticism. | |
| West, Colin: Features the poems and stories of the children's author/illustrator, along with a glimpse into his personal life, photos, and answers to frequently asked questions. | |
| Wojciechowski, Susan: Author site, featuring her Beany books, Christmas Miracle, and other works. Information on school visits, and related book activities. | |
| Wolff, Ashley: Children's book author and illustrator provides biographical information and teacher activities, as well as information on scheduling a school visit. | |
| Writers Online: Terence Blacker Questions & Answers: Interview with the novelist and a list of all his children's books, plus an extract from a Ms. Wiz story with suggestions for aspiring young writers. | |
| Zeises, Lara M.: Official site of this author of the young adult novels, Bringing Up the Bones and Contents Under Pressure. Includes a biography, news, and a schedule of appearances. |
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