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James Heneghan
Born1930
OccupationAuthor
GenreChildren's literature, young adult fiction

James Heneghan (born 1930) is a British–Canadian author of children's and young adult novels.[1] Heneghan grew up Liverpool, England, and lives in Vancouver, British Columbia. He earned Canadian citizenship in 1963.[2]

Bibliography

  • Goodbye, Carleton High (1983)
  • Promises to Come (1988)
  • Blue (1991)
  • Torn Away (1994)
  • Wish Me Luck (1997) – nominated for the [[1997

Awards|1997 Governor General's Award. Winner Phoenix Award 2017

  • The Grave (2000)
  • Flood (2002)
  • Hit Squad (2003)
  • Waiting for Sarah (2003) – winner of the Manitoba Young Readers' Choice Award
  • Nannycatch Chronicles (2005)
  • Safe House (2006)
  • Payback (2007)
  • Bank Job (2009)
  • Fit to Kill (2011)
O'Brien Detective Agency series
  • The Case of the Marmalade Cat (1991)
  • The Trail of the Chocolate Thief (1993)
  • The Mystery of the Gold Ring (1995)
  • The Case of the Blue Racoon (1996)

References

  1. ^ "James Heneghan". WorldCat.org. Retrieved 31 March 2010.
  2. ^ "James Heneghan (1930–) Biography". JRank.org. Retrieved 31 March 2010.
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