Geraldine Brooks
Geraldine Brooks is an Australian-American author who won the Pulitzer Prize for March, a novel reimagining the father from Little Women as a Civil War soldier. Her historical novels are noted for their rigorous research.
Works
- MarchCivil War novel following a father's journey as a Union chaplain
- Year of WondersHistorical novel about a village's year surviving the Great Plague
- People of the BookHistorical novel about a book restorer uncovering a sacred text's secrets
- Caleb's CrossingNovel about a Wampanoag boy and his journey during colonial America
- The Secret ChordBiblical novel reimagining King David's life and relationships