Geraldine McCaughrean
Born: 06-06-1951
Geraldine McCaughrean is a celebrated British author renowned for her exceptional contributions to children's and young adult literature. Born in 1951, she has penned numerous award-winning novels, including "Peter Pan in Scarlet" and "The White Darkness." McCaughrean's enchanting storytelling and imaginative narratives have earned her multiple Carnegie Medals and a worldwide readership, making her a beloved figure in contemporary literature.
Book summaries for books written by Geraldine McCaughrean
Quotes
Life, like a kite, has to be won back from the wind.
The only way to defeat fear was to look it in the eye.
A man's heart is lighter when the burden is shared.
The kite rider is never alone, not when he has the wind and the kite and the sky.
The kite doesn't fly without some wind to lift it.
To understand the world, you must take the risk of being part of it.
The best thing about flying a kite is that it doesn't have to come down when you do.
The secret of kites is that they're always trying to go higher, to break free of the earth.
A kite rider must believe that the impossible is possible.
The key to happiness is not in the hand but in the heart.
The sky is not the limit for those who ride the wind.
The harder the wind blows, the higher the kite can fly.