Printz Award in the United States, and was shortlisted for a Whitbread Award in 2004. It won The Guardian Children's Fiction prize, the Michael L. Her young adult novel How I Live Now was published in 2004, in the same week she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She began to write novels after her youngest sister died of breast cancer. Between 19, she worked for a variety of advertising agencies as a copywriter. She returned to the United States to finish her degree in 1980, and later moved to New York City for nine years, where she worked in publishing and advertising.Īged 32, Meg returned to London and has lived there ever since. After three years at Harvard she moved to England and studied sculpture at Central St. Meg Rosoff was born in Boston, USA in 1956, the second of four sisters.
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