K. M. Peyton
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K. M. Peyton is the pseudonym of husband and wife team Kathleen Wendy Herald Peyton (born August 2, 1929 in Birmingham) and Michael P. Peyton. They are both British novelists and jointly they write children's books. They have over fifty books to their credit, including the hugely successful Flambards series.
The book Fly By Night is sometimes alleged to have been written by Christine Pullein-Thompson. This is because some publishers have published this title with her name on. In addition The Team is a sequel to it, therefore adding to the confusion.
Bibliography
The Flambards Series
The Pennington Series
- Pennington's Seventeenth Summer (1970, also published as Pennington's Last Term)
- The Beethoven Medal (1971)
- Pennington's Heir (1973)
- Falling Angels (1979, first published as Marion's Angels)
Other books
- The Edge of the Cloud (1999)
- The Paradise Pony (1999)
- The Scruffy Pony (1999)
- A Pattern of Roses (2000)
- Horses (2000) Non fiction
- (2000)
- Blind Beauty (2001)
- Pony in the Dark (2001)
- Small Gains (2004)
- Greater Gains (2005)
- My Alice (2006)
- Unquiet Spirits
- Firehead
- The Team
- Free Rein
- The Swallow Tale
- Friend Monkey
- Thunder in the Sky
- North to Adventure
- Swallow the Star
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