Aino Pervik

Sündinud Rakveres velskri tütrena. Koolitee algas 1939 Järvakandis, jätkus Tallinna Õpetajate Seminaris, Tallinna Õpetajate Instituudis ja Tallinna 8. Keskkoolis. 1950-1955 õppis Tartu Riiklik Ülikooli ajaloo-keeleteaduskonnas, mille lõpetas soome-ugri keelte alal. Töötanud Eesti Riiklikus Kirjastuses laste- ja noorsookirjanduse toimetajana 1955-1960 ning Eesti Televisioonis laste- ja noortesaadete toimetajana 1960-1967, seejärel kutseline kirjanik ja tõlkija. Kirjutanud 30 lasteraamatut, proosat ja luulet täiskasvanutele, tõlkinud ungari keelest, tegutsenud publitsistina ja lastekirjanduse kriitikuna. Alates 1974 Kirjanike Liidu liige. Oli abielus lastekirjanik Eno Rauaga.

Kirjutanud kunstmuinasjutte, noorsooraamatuid, reisikirju, lühilugus

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