Kate Albus

Kate Albus is an American author of middle-grade historical fiction. Her debut novel, "A Place to Hang the Moon," set during World War II, tells the story of three siblings evacuated from London who search for a family and a place to belong. The book received widespread acclaim, becoming a New York Times bestseller and earning numerous accolades including being named a New York Public Library Best Book of the Year. Albus's writing captures the resilience of children during wartime with warmth and emotional depth. She draws on her love of history to create compelling stories that resonate with young readers.