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Angie Sage biography

Angie Sage was born in London and grew up in the Thames Valley and Kent. As a child she loved reading and particularly liked E. Nesbitt and Elizabeth Gouge. Her father worked in publishing and would bring home beautifully bound “dummy books” with blank pages that the young Sage would fill with pictures and stories.

She has two grown up daughters who provide her with inspiration and currently lives in Somerset.

Angie Sage books

  • Magyk: Septimus Heap, Book One (2005)
  • Flyte: Septimus Heap, Book Two (2006)
  • Physik: Septimus Heap, Book Three (2007)
  • Queste: Septimus Heap, Book Four (2008)
  • The Magykal Papers: Septimus Heap (2009)
  • Syren: Septimus Heap, Book Five (2009, forthcoming)
  • Darke: Septimus Heap, Book Six (forthcoming)
  • My Haunted House: Araminta Spook, Book One (2006)
  • The Sword in the Grotto: Araminta Spook, Book Two (2006)
  • Frognapped: Araminta Spook, Book Three (2007)
  • Vampire Brat: Araminta Spook, Book Four (2007)
  • Ghostsitters: Araminta Spook, Book Five (2008)

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