Katherine Locke is a freelance writer who was diagnosed with breast cancer in February 2007. She has written about the subject for The Guardian and has undertaken a large quantity of research on all aspects of breast cancer. Katherine won the non-fiction category at the Brit Writers' Awards 2010 for her book, Six Women on Twelve Walks.
"An absorbing blend of historical fiction, mystery, and magical
realism." -- Kirkus Reviews on The Girl with the Red Balloon
"One of the most memorable reads of 2017." -- Paste Magazine on The
Girl with the Red Balloon
"This sophisticated, unusual work is likely to appeal to fans of
World War II and Holocaust fiction, as well as those who like their
history with a tinge of romance and magic." -- School Library
Journal on The Girl with the Red Balloon
"Locke's is an enthralling story. It exposes the cruelties
inflicted on minority populations under authoritarian regimes, but
counterbalances such pain with magic, friendship, and even a little
romance." -- Foreword Reviews on The Girl with the Red Balloon
"Ilse is a complicated, fascinating protagonist, and her scientific
mind will draw in teens... it has broad appeal for alt-history and
urban fantasy readers." Booklist
"An entertaining and thoughtful sequel." Foreword Review
"A fast-moving read sure to delight those who enjoy historical
fiction." School Library Journal
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