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'', and Indie bestselling author known for her novels ''

The Wicked Deep ''The Wicked Deep'' is the debut novel from American Young adult fiction, young adult author Shea Ernshaw. The screen rights were acquired by Netflix in 2018. ''The Wicked Deep'' was published in 2018 by Simon Pulse, an imprint of Simon & Schuster ...

'' and ''Long Live The Pumpkin Queen','' which was a sequel to

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's classic film '' The Nightmare Before Christmas''. Her books have been published in over twenty countries, and her novels ''A History of Wild Places','' ''The Wicked Deep','' and ''Winterwood'' were Indie Next Picks. ''The Wicked Deep'' won the

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for Young Readers in 2019.

Works

Adult novels

*''A History of Wild Places''

Young Adult novels

*''Long Live the Pumpkin Queen'' *''A Wilderness of Stars'' *''Winterwood'' *''

References

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