Lene Kaaberbøl
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Lene Kaaberbøl is a Danish writer of fantasy novels living in Copenhagen, Denmark.
One of her best-known books is about Katriona Teresadatter, a girl who joins the "Bredinari", and tries to become a silver knight.
Her books often include the use of magic, which can be seen in the nine books that she has written in the W.I.T.C.H universe.
Writing
Lene Kaaberbøl tends to write fantasy books set in the medieval period. She teaches English and drama when she is not writing new stories or translating her own books into English.One of her best-known books is about Katriona Teresadatter, a girl who joins the "Bredinari", and tries to become a silver knight.
Her books often include the use of magic, which can be seen in the nine books that she has written in the W.I.T.C.H universe.
The Shamer Chronicles
- Skammerens datter / The Shamer's Daughter(2000)
- Skammer tegnet / The Shamer's Signet(2001)
- Slangens Gave / The Serpent's Gift(2001)
- Skammer krigen / The Shamer's War(2003)
The Shamer's Daughter
Dina lives in a small village with her mother, brother and younger sister. Dina's mother is a Shamer. Someone with the ability to remind people of everything they have to be ashamed of. Dina has inherited this gift from her mother. Because of this other people find it difficult to look her in the eye. Dina's mother is called into the city to handle a bloody murder of The king, his daughter-in-law and her son. All the evidence points to the king's younger son Nicodemus.W.I.T.C.H.
- Salamanderens Hjerte (2002)
- Stilnerens Musik (2002)
- Havets Ild (2002)
- Den Grusomme Kejserinde (2002)
- Grøn Magi (2002)
- Stenfalken (2003)
- Ørnekløer (2003)
- Uglens Skygge (2003)
- Den Gyldne Fønix (2003)
Historien om Katriona Teresdatter/The Tale of Katriona Teresadatter
- Sølvhesten (1992)
- Hermelinen (1994)
- Isfuglen (2000)
Co-authored
- Drengen i kufferten/The Boy in the Suitcase, by Lene Kaaberbol and Agnete FriisAgnete FriisAgnete Friis is a Danish writer who is best known for co-authoring Drengen i kufferten, or The Boy in the Suitcase. The book was short-listed for the Scandinavian Glass Key Prize while competing against The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and received the 2008 Harald Mogensen award for best crime novel...
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