![]() ![]() In this appearance, she said how the government 'needed to bring libraries forward into the modern age' and that the situation was 'down to central government' (as opposed to local councils). On 10 February 2013, Dunbar appeared on Sky News to voice her opinions and concerns on library closures in the UK. The second of the series, Fire & Roses, was published on 1 September 2011. Jinx was first screened on CBBC in Autumn 2009.ĭivine Freaks, the first of her new series featuring the character Kitty Slade, was published on. Her Lulu Baker trilogy was adapted to become a children's TV series called Jinx by Kindle Entertainment starring Amber Beattie. ![]() Since her first book, The Truth Cookie, was published in 2010, she has written two trilogies and Toonhead. After working in a commercial art studio, which she labelled as 'disposible' work, and then as a freelance illustrator, she embarked on a writing career. She attended St Mary's School in Gerrard's Cross and left school at 16 to go to art college in High Wycombe. She was born in 1961 in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. Fiona Dunbar is a children's author and illustrator based in the United Kingdom. ![]()
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