Kristin Levine

Kristin Levine is an American author of historical fiction for middle-grade readers. She is best known for her critically acclaimed novels "The Lions of Little Rock" and "The Best Bad Luck I Ever Had," both set in the American South and exploring themes of friendship, racism, and social justice during pivotal moments in history. "The Lions of Little Rock," which takes place during the 1958 Little Rock integration crisis, won numerous awards and honors. Levine's work is celebrated for bringing important historical periods to life through compelling, age-appropriate narratives that resonate with young readers while addressing complex social issues.