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(b.Alex Bell was born in 1986 in Hampshire. She studied Law on and off for six long years before the boredom became so overwhelming that she had to throw down the textbooks and run madly from the building. Since then she has never looked back. She has travelled widely, is a ferociously strict vegetarian and generally prefers cats to people.
Genres: Children's Fiction, Young Adult Fantasy
New and upcoming books
Series
Polar Bear Explorers' Club
1. The Polar Bear Explorers' Club (2017)
2. Explorers on Witch Mountain (2018)
3. Explorers on Black Ice Bridge (2019)
4. The Ocean Squid Explorers' Club (2020)
5. Explorers at Pirate Island (2021)
6. Explorers at Stardust City (2022)
1. The Polar Bear Explorers' Club (2017)
2. Explorers on Witch Mountain (2018)
3. Explorers on Black Ice Bridge (2019)
4. The Ocean Squid Explorers' Club (2020)
5. Explorers at Pirate Island (2021)
6. Explorers at Stardust City (2022)
Novels
The Ninth Circle (2008)
Jasmyn (2009)
Music and Malice in Hurricane Town (2019)
A Most Peculiar Toy Factory (2019)
The Glorious Race of Magical Beasts (2024)
Jasmyn (2009)
Music and Malice in Hurricane Town (2019)
A Most Peculiar Toy Factory (2019)
The Glorious Race of Magical Beasts (2024)
Series contributed to
Red Eye
1. Frozen Charlotte (2014)
6. The Haunting (2016)
8. Charlotte Says (2017)
12. The Lighthouse (2022)
1. Frozen Charlotte (2014)
6. The Haunting (2016)
8. Charlotte Says (2017)
12. The Lighthouse (2022)
Alex Bell recommends
Midnight in Everwood (2021)
M A Kuzniar
"I ADORED this adult retelling of The Nutcracker. A lyrical winter fairy tale full of snow, magic and whimsy. So beautifully written – every page was a delight."
Feathertide (2020)
Beth Cartwright
"A beautiful fairytale of a book with the most delicious prose. I devoured every page."
A Pinch of Magic (2019)
(Pinch of Magic, book 1)
Michelle Harrison
"This delightful tale fizzes with magic and races along at a fantastic pace. This book completely charmed my socks off!"
Books containing stories by Alex Bell
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