Annika Thor
Annika Thor (born July 2, 1950) is a Sweden author and screenwriter from Sweden who has won the August Prize for Truth or Dare in 1997.
Life
Thor was born in Gothenburg in 1950. She has worked as a librarian, a novelist, screen writer and as a journalist. She has won the August Prize for the children's story Truth or Dare in 1997 and the German state award for children's fiction (Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis) also for A Faraway Island in 1999.[1]
She wrote a novel about Jewish children who escaped the Holocaust to live on an island in Sweden. This is called A Faraway Land in English and Thor has written sequels. She has written twenty novels and they have been translated into 18 languages.[1]
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- 2010: Här ligger jag och blöder – Jenny Jägerfeld
- 2011: Pojkarna – Jessica Schiefauer
- 2012: ABC å allt om det – Nina Ulmaja
- 2013: Snöret, fågeln och jag – Ellen Karlsson & Eva Lindström
- 2014: Mördarens apa – Jakob Wegelius
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