Irene N. Watts is a writer and a playwright who has worked throughout Canada and Europe. She is a life member of the Playwrights Guild of Canada. Her play “Lillie” based on her novel, Flower, was awarded first prize in UNESCO’s Biennial Playwriting Award for Adolescents in 2006. She is also the author of three award-winning novels about the Kindertransport; Good-bye Marianne, Remember Me, and Finding Sophie, which have all been published in the United Kingdom and translated into Italian. She also co-edited Tapestry of Hope: Holocaust Writing for Young People with Lillian Boraks-Nemetz. Irene N. Watts lives in Vancouver.
Praise for Flower <br><br> Irene Watts movingly explores the issue of family identity in her latest novel, Flower, with the same poignant sensitivity she brought to her series of novels about the Kindertransport... <br>-- Quill and Quire <br><br> The story is sure to send young readers dashing off to the attic in search of family treasures. <br>-- CM Magazine <br><br> Sensitively and thoughtfully written, the book tells a convincing and moving story linking past and present in one discovery. <br>-- Okanagan University Library