Mary Pope Osborne
Mary Pope Osborne is an acclaimed children's author, renowned for her captivating Magic Tree House series that has captivated young readers globally.
Children's Book Writer
May 20, 1949
Taurus
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Fort Sill, Oklahoma, United States
Mary Pope Osborne, born in 1949, is an American author who has captivated young readers worldwide with her enchanting children’s books. Her most famous work, the “Magic Tree House” series, has sold over 130 million copies globally and has been translated into more than 30 languages. The series follows the thrilling adventures of siblings Jack and Annie as they embark on extraordinary journeys through time and space.
Osborne’s remarkable storytelling prowess has earned her numerous prestigious awards, including the Newbery Honor Award, the National Book Award, and the Edgar Award. Her books have inspired generations of children to embrace the joy of reading and explore the boundless realms of imagination.
Beyond her literary achievements, Osborne is a passionate advocate for literacy and education. She established the Mary Pope Osborne Children’s Book Award to recognize exceptional children’s literature and encourage young readers to delve into the world of books.
Mary Pope Osborne’s enduring contributions to children’s literature have cemented her status as a beloved and influential author. Her captivating stories continue to ignite the imaginations of young minds, fostering a lifelong love for reading and shaping the literary landscape for generations to come.
