Author
Victoria Jamieson
Victoria Jamieson is a children's book author and illustrator. She studied illustration at the Rhode Island School of Design, and went on to receive her MA in Museum Studies at the University of Syndey. After living in Rome, Montreal, and Australia, she moved back to the United States, where she began working as a designer with a children's book publisher in New York City. She now lives in Pennsylvania with her husband and son.
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Books by Victoria Jamieson
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Roller Girl
Victoria Jamieson, 2014
When Stars Are Scattered
Victoria Jamieson, 2020
All's Faire in Middle School
Victoria Jamieson, 2017
Olympig!
Victoria Jamieson, 2012
The Great Pet Escape
Victoria Jamieson, 2016
Bea Rocks the Flock
Victoria Jamieson, 2009
The Great Art Caper
Victoria Jamieson, 2017
Pest in Show
Victoria Jamieson, 2013
- Sobre PatinesVictoria Jamieson
Sobre Patines
Victoria Jamieson, 2018
- Grandpa, What's That Sound in the Middle of the Night?Naomi Singlehurst, Victoria Jamieson & others
Grandpa, What's That Sound in the Middle of the Night?
Naomi Singlehurst, Victoria Jamieson & others, 2008
- Poetic Environmental Activism and EducationAmanda Fulford & Victoria Jamieson
Poetic Environmental Activism and Education
Amanda Fulford & Victoria Jamieson, 2025
- מתגלגלתVictoria Jamieson & Sigal Gefen
מתגלגלת
Victoria Jamieson & Sigal Gefen, 2016
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