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Amy Sarig King was born March 10, 1970 in Reading, PA. She returned to Pennsylvania with her family in 2004, after a decade of living abroad in Ireland. It was there that, despite a degree in photography, King embarked on her career as a writer. She wrote seven novels before having one, The Dust of 100 Dogs, published in 2009. Since then, King’s Young Adult novels have been highly acclaimed, receiving a 2011 Michael L. Printz Award Honor for Please Ignore Vera Dietz and a 2012 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Ask the Passengers, among other accolades.
A.S. King Titles at the Brookline Public Library
Young Adult Fiction
* Ask the Passengers – YA FIC KIN
* Everybody Sees the Ants – YA FIC KIN
* Glory O’Brien’s History of the Future – YA FIC KIN
* I Crawl Through It – YA FIC KIN
* Please Ignore Vera Dietz – YA FIC KIN
* Reality Boy – YA FIC KIN
* Still Life with Tornado – YA FIC KIN
Juvenile Fiction
* Me and Marvin Gardens – JUV FIC KIN
* Ask the Passengers – YA FIC KIN
* Everybody Sees the Ants – YA FIC KIN
* Glory O’Brien’s History of the Future – YA FIC KIN
* I Crawl Through It – YA FIC KIN
* Please Ignore Vera Dietz – YA FIC KIN
* Reality Boy – YA FIC KIN
* Still Life with Tornado – YA FIC KIN
Juvenile Fiction
* Me and Marvin Gardens – JUV FIC KIN
