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(b.Katherine Woodfine was born in Lancashire in 1983. She studied English at Bristol University and in 2005 she was highly commended in Vogue magazines annual Talent Competition for young writers. She writes an award-winning blog, Follow the Yellow, and her work has been published by Flax Books in the anthology Mostly Truthful.
She lives in London and since 2009 she has worked for the literature charity Booktrust, where she is a children's book specialist and project manager of the Children's Laureate.
Genres: Children's Fiction
Series
Sinclair's Mysteries
1. The Clockwork Sparrow (2015)
2. The Jewelled Moth (2016)
3. The Painted Dragon (2017)
4. The Midnight Peacock (2017)
1. The Clockwork Sparrow (2015)
2. The Jewelled Moth (2016)
3. The Painted Dragon (2017)
4. The Midnight Peacock (2017)
Taylor and Rose Secret Agents
1. Peril in Paris (2018)
2. Spies in St. Petersburg (2019)
3. Villains in Venice (2020)
4. Nightfall in New York (2021)
1. Peril in Paris (2018)
2. Spies in St. Petersburg (2019)
3. Villains in Venice (2020)
4. Nightfall in New York (2021)
Novels
Collections
Mystery and Mayhem (2016)
Make More Noise! (2018) (with Emma Carroll, Kiran Millwood Hargrave, Catherine Johnson, Ally Kennen, Patrice Lawrence, M G Leonard, Sally Nicholls, Ella Risbridger and Jeanne Willis)
Make More Noise! (2018) (with Emma Carroll, Kiran Millwood Hargrave, Catherine Johnson, Ally Kennen, Patrice Lawrence, M G Leonard, Sally Nicholls, Ella Risbridger and Jeanne Willis)
Chapter Books
Series contributed to
Katherine Woodfine recommends
Nancy Parker's Diary of Detection (2016)
(Nancy Parker mystery, book 1)
Julia Lee
"Intrepid housemaid-turned-detective Nancy Parker is a heroine to root for!."
Murder at the Mill (2017)
(Iris Grey, book 1)
M B Shaw
"A nice little slice of festive who dunnit - just right for cosy winter afternoons."
Tilly and the Bookwanderers (2018)
(Pages & Co, book 1)
Anna James
"Pages & Co. is a true delight for book-lovers – you’ll adore exploring the magical world of the bookwanderers with Tilly."
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