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Jennifer Bell



Londoner Jennifer Bell began working in childrens books as a specialist bookseller at Foyles, Charing Cross Road one of the worlds most famous bookstores. Here, she looked after the shops five not-so-deadly piranha fish as well as recommending childrens books to celebrities, royalty and even astronauts. After having the privilege of listening to children talk about their favourite books for many years, she started writing one of her own. Jennifer came up for the idea of The Crooked Sixpence while packing for a holiday and wishing she could just disappear inside her suitcase and be there already. The world of Lundinor is inspired by sayings from traditional English nursery rhymes as well as the stories Jennifer grew up with about the Cockney markets her grandparents used to visit.
 


Genres: Young Adult Fantasy
 
New and upcoming books
February 2025

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Thief of Shadows
(Magicalia, book 2)
May 2025

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Magicalia
 
Series
Uncommoners Trilogy
   1. The Crooked Sixpence (2016)
   2. The Smoking Hourglass (2017)

     aka The Shadows of Doom

   3. The Frozen Telescope (2018)

     aka The Deadly Omens

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Agents of the Wild (with Alice Lickens)
   1. Operation Honeyhunt (2020)
   2. Operation Icebeak (2020)
   3. Operation Sandwhiskers (2021)
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Wonderscape
   1. Wonderscape (2020)
   2. Legendarium (2022)
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Magicalia
   1. Race of Wonders (2024)
   2. Thief of Shadows (2025)
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Novels
   Magicalia (2025)
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Jennifer Bell recommends
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Cyberspies (2022)
(Swift and Hawk, book 1)
Logan Macx
"Smart, tense and exciting, Swift and Hawk swept me away into a world of cyber espionage, robots and gadgets that would make even Q envious! A brilliant, breathless thriller."
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The Christmas Carrolls (2021)
(Christmas Carrolls, book 1)
Mel Taylor-Bessent
"Fizzing with energy and festive cheer, The Christmas Carrolls is a heart-warming must-read for the Christmas period. Mel’s writing sparkles like the star on top of a Christmas Tree."

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