Jacqueline Wilson
Children's Author

Jacqueline Wilson Net Worth

Jacqueline Wilson is an award-winning English children's author born in 1945 in Bath, England. Her work is known for its controversial themes, such as divorce, adoption, and mental illness. Her most popular books include Hetty Feather (2009), Dustbin Baby (2001) and Double Act (1995).
Jacqueline Wilson is a member of Children's Author

Age, Biography and Wiki

Birth Day December 17, 1945
Birth Place Bath, England
Age 78 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign Sagittarius

💰 Net worth: $85 Million (2024)

About

Award-winning English children's author whose work deals with controversial themes, such as divorce, adoption, and mental illness. Her best-known books include Hetty Feather (2009), Dustbin Baby (2001) and Double Act (1995).

Before Fame

She read voraciously and wrote prolifically during her childhood years in Kingston-upon-Thames, England. She was an excellent student at Coombe Girls' School, but she ended her studies in her late teens and was soon offered a job at the DC Thomson publishing company.

Trivia

Her Tracy Beaker novel series, which she began releasing in 1991, became extremely popular, and CBBC adapted multiple installments into TV specials.

Family Life

She was born in Bath, Somerset, England to Harry and Margaret Aitken. She was married to printer-turned-policeman Millar Wilson from 1965 to 2004. She and Millar had one daughter, Emma.

Associated With

She is a prominent British children's author, much like J.K. Rowling.

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