Scott O'Dell
Scott O'Dell was an American author known for his contributions to children's literature, particularly in the genre of historical fiction. His notable works include "Island of the Blue Dolphins," which tells the story of a young girl stranded on an island, "Sing Down the Moon," about a Navajo girl, and "The Black Pearl," which explores themes of adventure and coming of age. O'Dell received the Newbery Medal for his literary achievements.
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Books by Scott O'Dell
3 books available
Island of the Blue Dolphins
by Scott O'Dell
3.8(291,629)
Stranded on an island, a young Native American girl finds connection with nature and wildlife, turning solitude into a journey of survival and self-discovery.
Sing Down the Moon
by Scott O'Dell
3.8(7,232)
Fourteen-year-old Bright Morning's peaceful spring day herding sheep in Canyon de Chelly ends when Spanish slavers arrive, changing her Navaho world forever.
The Black Pearl
by Scott O'Dell
3.5(5,871)
A young pearl diver tries to prove himself by finding a legendary black pearl, but he unleashes a curse and must face both man and monster.