Gaelyn Gordon (née Hughes; 26 November 1939 – 17 May 1997) was a New Zealand novelist, children's writer and schoolteacher. In a ten-year period between retiring as a teacher and her early death, she wrote a number of fantasy novels for young adults, picture books for young children, and crime novels for adults. After her death, the Gaelyn Gordon Award was established in her memory.
GaelynGordon (née Hughes; 26 November 1939 – 17 May 1997) was a New Zealand novelist, children's writer and schoolteacher. In a ten-year period between...
The GaelynGordon Award is awarded annually by the Children's Literature Foundation (now called the Storylines Children's Literature Foundation) to a...
and a stage show. In 2004 Under the Mountain was the recipient of the GaelynGordon Award, awarded annually to a "much-loved" New Zealand children's book...
books (first published 2001), for which he received the Storylines GaelynGordon Award in 2015. Darroch's cartoons have appeared in a number of newspapers...
for or have won awards, including Cry of the Taniwha which won the GaelynGordon Award for a Much-Loved Book in 2016. He was also the recipient of the...
family still live in Governors Bay. The book received the inaugural GaelynGordon Award for a Much-Loved Book in 1999 – one of Locke's most treasured...
fantasy writers for children and young adults include Sherryl Jordan, GaelynGordon, Elizabeth Knox, Barbara Else and David Hair. From the 1980s, young...
Slippers was her husband's old slippers. It became well-known and won a GaelynGordon Award for a Much–Loved book in 2000. Grandpa's Slippers was followed...
playwright Charlotte Godley (1821–1907), letter writer and community leader GaelynGordon (1939–1997), children's writer, crime fiction writer and short story...
Book Awards. Uncle Trev, first published in 1991, won the Storylines GaelynGordon Award for a Much-Loved Book in 2012. Lasenby was awarded the Buddle...
Night. In 2001, Who Sank The Boat?, first published in 1982, won the GaelynGordon Award—given to the author of a New Zealand children's book that has...
1974–2016 Notable works How Māui Slowed the Sun Notable awards Storylines GaelynGordon Award for a Much-Loved Book for How Maui Slowed the Sun Spouse Josephine...
Ballinger Belt (1982) (born 1938). Joy Watson, children's author, GaelynGordon Award (2000) (born 1938). 5 October – Pam Williams, Hall of Fame businesswoman...
for literature. In 2011, Mere Whaanga also received the Storylines GaelynGordon Award for Tangaroa's Gift. The singing dolphin: Te Aihe i Waiata was...
lawyer Charlotte Godley (1821–1907), letter-writer and community leader GaelynGordon (1939–1997), children's writer, crime fiction writer and short story...
List Young Adult Fiction list for Time of the Eagle 2010 Storylines GaelynGordon Award for Denzil's Dilemma 2011 Storylines Notable Books List Junior...
literature. In 1992 Sandys was awarded the Grimshaw Sargeson Fellowship with GaelynGordon. She was awarded the Robert Burns Fellowship, in 1995, a literary residency...
Apartments Lesley Moyes Picture Book 1999 The Life-Size Inflatable Whale GaelynGordon; ill. by John Tarlton Picture Book 2000 Hairy Maclary and Zachary Quack ...
of the winners of the Tom Fitzgibbon Award, Joy Cowley Award and the GaelynGordon Award for a Much-Loved Book. This event is held in Auckland on the weekend...
Storylines Tessa Duder Award, Tom Fitzgibbon Award, Joy Cowley Award and the GaelynGordon Award for a Much-Loved Book. This event is held in Auckland on the weekend...
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