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Julia Green
Julia Green lives in Bath with her two sons. She is a Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University, and Course Director for the specialist MA in Writing for Young People. So far, she's written three novels for young adults, published by Puffin ( Blue Moon, Baby Blue, Hunter's Heart) as well as novels and short stories for younger children. She runs writing workshops for children and adults in schools and at literature festivals and for special projects such as Young Cultural Creators in London.
Genres: Children's Fiction
New and upcoming books
Series
Novels
Drawing with Light (2010)
Tilly's Midnight Fox (2012)
aka Tilly's Moonlight Garden
Sylvie and Star (2013)
This Northern Sky (2013)
Seal Island (2014)
The Wilderness War (2016)
To the Edge of the World (2018)
The House of Light (2019)
The Children of Swallow Fell (2020)
Ettie and the Midnight Pool (2024)
Tilly's Midnight Fox (2012)
aka Tilly's Moonlight Garden
Sylvie and Star (2013)
This Northern Sky (2013)
Seal Island (2014)
The Wilderness War (2016)
To the Edge of the World (2018)
The House of Light (2019)
The Children of Swallow Fell (2020)
Ettie and the Midnight Pool (2024)
Collections
Picture Books show
Julia Green recommends
Moonflight (2023)
Gill Lewis
"An amazing adventure story . . . Great characters, and real heart. So vividly, imaginatively, beautifully written."
The Valley of Lost Secrets (2021)
Lesley Parr
"The Valley of Lost Secrets vividly evokes the uncomfortable reality of being an evacuee in a new place very different from home, as experienced by 12- year-old Jimmy. This warm, sensitive story celebrates the Welsh community at its heart, but also shows the complexities of living in a small mining town where everyone knows everyone else. I particularly loved the way Lesley describes the landscape and its people. The story moves along at a compelling pace, the historical background is lightly touched in, the characters are memorable. And the ending is truly satisfying."
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