Liz Pichon
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Liz Pichon is a children's author most famous for writing the Tom Gates series. She was born on 16 August 1963. She is dyslexic. She went to Middlesex University (University of Arts, London). Liz Pichon got married in 1990 to Mark Flannery and decided to have children. Together they had one son and two daughters. She currently lives in Brighton.
Her most famous books are the Tom Gates series. She has written 23 Tom Gates books. She has sold over 16.5 million books.
She has won the following awards:
- Roald Dahl funny prize
- Bluebell Award
- Blue Peter Award for best story
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