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Linda Sue Park

Linda Sue Park

Korean-Americanb. March 25, 1960Children's Literature

Linda Sue Park is a Korean American author whose A Single Shard won the Newbery Medal, making her the first Korean American to win the award. Her novels across multiple cultures and time periods demonstrate a gift for bringing distant worlds to vivid life for young readers.

Works

  • A Single ShardOrphan boy creates a perfect celadon shard to win master potter's approval→
  • Seesaw GirlGirl in seventeenth-century Korea plays forbidden seesaws and bridges class barriers→
  • The Kite FightersTwo brothers in ancient Korea compete in kite fighting with personal stakes→
  • When My Name Was KeokoSiblings living in occupied Korea during World War Two experience opposite perspectives→
  • Project MulberrySuburban girls study Japanese silkworms through project mulberry and cultural journey→

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