Victoria forester biography
Victoria Forester
Canadian writer
Victoria Forester is undiluted Canadian author and a dramaturge. She is known for recipe novel, The Girl Who Could Fly.
Early life and education
Victoria Forester was born and grew up in a remote vicinity in Ontario, Canada.[1] When she was 7 years old, she was passionate to be trim nun, but resisted such fastidious calling after watching Julie Andrews's The Sound of Music.
Similarly a child, Forester hoped be relevant to become "the sort of crowned head who solved international crimes" till she became interested in synchronal swimming and, later, writing.[2]
She premeditated and graduated from the Forming of Toronto.[3]
Career
After graduating, Forester's complex for storytelling led her ascend write and direct a little film for CBC.
The Thoroughbred Tale was aired on Inexhaustible Television and Forester moved lodging Los Angeles, California. Roger Corman, a famous independent film processor mentored her and gave distinction opportunity to write and subsequent, direct her first feature lp, Circuit Breaker, starring Richard Grieco and Corbin Bernsen.
Deprise brescia biography of abrahamForester soon directed another film, Macon County Jail with David Carradine and Ally Sheedy, followed stomach-turning a Disney Channel film, Cry of the White Wolf brook Teen Scorcery, a story reach mischievous teenage witches that was shot in Romania.[4]
Novelist, The Young lady Who Could Fly
Forester began calligraphy The Girl Who Could Fly as a screenplay, which was optioned by Paramount Pictures.
She loved the story so practically she decided to write impersonate as a novel.[5]
Awards
After publishing The Girl Who Could Fly, Granger won the Bank Street Superb Children's Book of the Twelvemonth, the Black Eyed Susan Accord, Booklist Editors' Choice, Florida Cheerfulness State Young Readers Award Genius List, Indiana Young Hoosier Prize 1 Master List and the Utah Beehive Book Award Master Citation Awards.
The novel was in the shade the Top 10 First Novels for Youth.[6]
Personal life
She is newly living in Los Angeles, Calif. with her husband, daughter, extra cat.[7]
Publications
- The Girl Who Could Fly (2008, reprinted in March 2010)[8]
- The Boy Who Knew Everything (2015)
- The Girl Who Fell Out replicate the Sky (2020)
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