Authors: Judi Curtin
See If I Care (12 page)
JUDI CURTIN grew up in Cork and now lives in Limerick where she is married with three children. Judi is the best-selling author of the ‘Alice & Megan’ series and of
Eva’s Journey
. She has written three novels,
Sorry, Walter, From Claire to Here
and
Almost Perfect
. Her books have sold into Serbian, Portuguese, German, Russian and Lithuanian, and into Australia and New Zealand.
The ‘Alice & Megan’ series:
Alice Next Door, Alice Again, Don’t Ask Alice, Alice in the Middle, Bonjour Alice, Alice & Megan Forever, Alice to the Rescue, Alice & Megan’s Cookbook
ROISIN MEANEY was born in Listowel, County Kerry and now lives in Limerick city. She divides her time between teaching in the Limerick School Project and writing books. Her first book for young readers,
Don’t Even Think About It
, was published in September 2006. She’s also had six adult novels published:
The Daisy Picker, Putting out the Stars, The Last Week of May, The People Next Door, Half Seven on a Thursday
and
Love in the Making
. She likes reading and eating chocolate, and occasionally talking to her two cats.
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First published 2007
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