Jacqueline Wilson

Mookie Wilson's real name is William Hayward Wilson.

Jacqueline Wilson was born on December 17, 1945, in Bath, England. She became the Children's Laureate in 2005, received an OBE in 2002, and was appointed Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in 2008 for services to literacy in schools.

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Jacqueline Wilson was born in Bath, Somerset, England on December 17, 1945. She began her Tracy Beaker series in 1991 and was a British Children's Laureate from 2005 to 2007. She currently lives in Kingston upon Thames.

Jacqueline Wilson is a well-known British author known for her children's literature. She has written numerous popular books for young readers that often tackle realistic and challenging themes faced by children and teenagers. Wilson's works have been celebrated for their relatable characters and engaging storytelling.

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Jacqueline Wilson is an English author who is particularly known for writing children's literature. She has won several awards including the Guardian Prize in 2000. Wilson was born in Bath, Somerset, England on December 17, 1945.

Her Mum was called Margaret, although everyone called her Biddy.

Jacqueline Wilson has done numerous book tours over the course of her career as a popular children's author. She regularly visits schools, bookstores, and literary festivals to meet her readers and promote her books. The exact number of book tours she has done is not publicly available.

he was called Harry and he was a civil servant

I think she is 54

Jacqueline Wilson is British. She was born in Bath, England in 1945. Wilson is a well-known children's author, best known for her popular book series such as "Tracey Beaker" and "Hetty Feather."

Jacqueline Wilson got the idea for Tracy Beaker's surname from a street sign she saw called 'Beckett'. She liked the sound of it and decided to use a similar name for Tracy, combining "Beckett" with a different spelling to create the character's memorable surname.

It is likely that Jacqueline Wilson has been advertised on the internet through various platforms such as social media, book websites, or promotional campaigns. Given her popularity as a children's writer, it is common for authors of her caliber to have an online presence to engage with their audience and promote their works.

There is a picture of Jacqueline Wilson on the inside on hardback books with the flexible cover.

You can also find plenty on www.google.co.uk/images

over 100 books and films made. hope this has helped!

As of the latest available information, Jacqueline Wilson's net worth is estimated to be around $10 million. However, exact earnings figures may vary and can be influenced by factors such as book sales, royalties, and other sources of income.

Jacqueline Wilson studied English at the University of Sussex. She worked in journalism and as a children's book editor before becoming a full-time writer.

There is some confusion and controversy regarding this question.

The collection of Sanskrit Hymns which form the Hindu religious text Rig-Veda describes astronomical occurrences with a very high degree of accuracy that have been dated earlier than 4000BC(Playfair, 1790). This could only have been possible if the chroniclers of these texts had physically observed those events since the ability to retroactively calculate those events required the knowledge of Newtonian mechanics which was unknown till the late medieval period and there is no doubt that the written form of the RigVeda predates Issac Newton by at least 2000 years.

Unfortunately, Indologist Max Mueller, out of a desire to date the RigVeda at a later period than early Biblical events, fixed the date without explanation at 1200 BC based on sparse evidence of linguistic evolution and this has been taken by subsequent historians as truth without further investigation. It's another question altogether whether at all the subject of linguistic evolution can be relied upon to reliably date the civilizations, what may be true for one language might be completely different for another. In fact, a reasonably motivated person can twist the dating to suit his own ideas, as Max Mueller seems to have managed.

The other contender for this is The Epic of Gilgamesh which is an epic poem recorded on 12 clay tablets from Ancient Mesopotamia (Current day Iraq). The earliest versions of the Epic date as early as 2150-2000 BC but the current versions are thought to have been edited to its final and current form by 1600 BC.

To answer your question, unless someone manages to refute the astronomical dating of the Rig Veda(no one has managed it so far), it is by far the oldest book in human history. Otherwise, it is the Epic of Gilgamesh.

The Oldest book is the Diamond Sutra in the dinasty of T'ang of China...

Three Jacqueline Wilson books that have won awards are: "The Suitcase Kid" which won the Children's Book Award, "The Illustrated Mum" which won the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize, and "Double Act" which won the Nestle Smarties Book Prize.

Dennis Wilson attended Hawthorne High School in California.

Her father is Italian. Her former surname was Grippe.

she has won the smarties prize

guardians childrens fiction

and the childrens book of the year

it also hapens that she was the childrens laureate for 2005-2007

was awarded an OBE in 2002 and made a dame in 2008 i have great taste in all jaqulines wilsons books ive read 19 at the moment coming up to 20 in 'Cookie' last 80 pages are grrreeaatt! i hope u get alot of info from this :D

Jacqueline has been on countless shortlists and has won many awards, including the Smarties Prize, and the Children's Book Award. The Illustrated Mum won the Guardian Children's Fiction Award and the 1999 Children's Book of the Year at the British Book Awards. It was also shortlisted for the 1999 Whitbread Children's Book Award. The Story of Tracy Beaker won the 2002 Blue Peter People's Choicse Award.

Well, she buys a ring every time one of her books are published, and I think she's published over ten thousand so...... alot. Well she has written over 50 books so i would say around......... 58