K. M. Peyton
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Kathleen Peyton is the highly acclaimed author of more than fifty novels, including the much loved Flambards series and its sequels for which she won both the Carnegie Medal and the Guardian Award.
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[edit] Bibliography
[edit] The Flambards Series
- Flambards (1967)
- The Edge of the Cloud (1969)
- Flambards in Summer (1969)
- Flambards Divided (1981)
[edit] The Ruth Hollis Series
- Fly-By-Night (1968)
- The Team (1975)
(The Pennington Series continues the story of Ruth Hollis)
[edit] The Pennington Series
- Pennington's Seventeenth Summer (later republished as Pennington's Last Term) (1970)
- The Beethoven Medal (1971)
- Pennington's Heir (1973)
- Marion's Angels (later republished as Falling Angels) (1979)
[edit] The Jonathan Meredith Series
- Prove Yourself A Hero (1977)
- A Midsummer Night's Death (1978)
- The Last Ditch (1984) (also published as Free Rein)
(See also the Ruth Hollis series)
[edit] Other books
- Windfall (1962)
- The Maplin Bird (1964)
- The Plan for Birdsmarsh (1965)
- A Pattern of Roses (1972)
- The Right-Hand Man (1977)
- Dear Fred (1981)
- Going Home (1982)
- No Roses Round the Door (1990)
- Unquiet Spirits (1997)
- The Paradise Pony (1999)
- The Scruffy Pony (1999)
- Horses (Non fiction) (2000)
- Who, Sir? Me, Sir?: 1000 Headwords (2000)
- Blind Beauty (2001)
- Pony in the Dark (2001)
- Small Gains (2004)
- Greater Gains (2005)
- Blue Skies and Gunfire (2006)
