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Tamora Pierce

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Born: 13 Dec 1954, South Connellsville, Pennsylvania, United States

Genre:
fantasy
young adult
fiction
magic
young adult fantasy
Tamora Pierce is an American writer of fantasy fiction for teenagers, known best for stories featuring young heroines. She made a name for herself with her first book series, The Song of the Lioness, which followed the main character Alanna through the trials and triumphs of training as a knight. Wikipedia

10 Best Books Written by Tamora Pierce

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Alanna: The First Adventure

1. Alanna

The First Adventure

Tamora Pierce

274 pages|Published 1983

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In the Hand of the Goddess

2. In the Hand of the Goddess

Tamora Pierce

264 pages|Published 1984

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Lioness Rampant

3. Lioness Rampant

Tamora Pierce

384 pages|Published 1988

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Wild Magic

4. Wild Magic

Tamora Pierce

362 pages|Published 1992

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The Woman Who Rides Like a Man

5. The Woman Who Rides Like a Man

Tamora Pierce

284 pages|Published 1986

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Trickster's Choice

6. Trickster's Choice

Tamora Pierce

448 pages|Published 2003

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Terrier

7. Terrier

Tamora Pierce

581 pages|Published 2006

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Emperor Mage

8. Emperor Mage

Tamora Pierce

358 pages|Published 1995

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Trickster's Queen

9. Trickster's Queen

Tamora Pierce

496 pages|Published 2004

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First Test

10. First Test

Tamora Pierce

240 pages|Published 1999

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