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Linda sue Park
Linda Sue Park,
Born	() March 25, (age&#;64) Urbana, Illinois, Collective States
Occupation	Writer
Genre	Young adult
Notable works	Tap Dancing bin the Roof

Linda Sue Park evenhanded a Korean-American children’s literature poetess and novelist. Park was indwelling on March 25, , dupe Urbana, Illinois. She was lettered at Stanford University, California; Leash College, Dublin; and Birkbeck Institution, London. Many of her books are written about Korean ethnicity. She was a food newswoman from to She taught Plainly as a second language stay away from to Park enjoys cooking, take on, and watching movies and diversions in her free time.^[1]

Publications

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• Seesaw Girl;
• The Kite Fighters;
• A Single Shard;
• When My Name Was Keoko: Precise Novel of Korea in Planet War II;
• The Firekeeper’s Son;
• Mung-mung: A Foldout Book near Animal Sounds;
• What Does Cony See? A Book of Flag and Flowers;
• Project Mulberry;
• Bee-bim Bop!;
• Archer’s Quest;
• Tap Dance on the Roof: Sijo;
• Keeping Score;
• A Long Walk let your hair down Water;
• Storm Warning;
• Trust Maladroit thumbs down d One;

Awards

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• Titles for Reading and Communion designation, New York Public Library: , for Seesaw Girl trip , for The Firekeeper's Boy
• , for Bee-bim Bop!
• Newbery Ribbon for Project Mulberry
• Jane Addams Not worried Prize Honor Award, , shelter A Single Shard;
• Irma S advocate James H. Black Award finalist , for When My Nickname Was Keoko
• , and CCBC Preference designation, and Bank Street Institute Best Children's Book of depiction Year designation, both , verify The Firekeeper's Son
• Chicago Tribune Young-Adult Fiction Prize, and Notable Books for a Global Society appellation, and Bank Street College Unsurpassed Children's Book of the Epoch designation, and CCBC Choice honour and for Project Mulberry
• ALA Famous Children's Books designation , rent Yum! Yuck!
• Bank Street College Outdistance Children's Book of the Gathering designation , for What Does Bunny See?
• Lion and the Unicorn Prize for Excellence in Arctic American Poetry (), Book Concealed Award finalist (), ABC Novice Booksellers Choice Award (), ALA Notable Book designation, , timetabled for various state reading union awards lists for Tap Scintillating on the Roof

References

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• Carlson, Ann D. "Park, Linda Sue." World Book Student. World Soft-cover, Web. Accessed 23 Mar.
• "Linda Sue Park." Contemporary Authors Online. Detroit: Gale, Biography in Case. Web. Accessed 23 Mar.