Kristín Björg Sigurvinsdóttir

Kristín Björg Sigurvinsdóttir útskrifaðist sem lögfræðingur frá Háskóla Íslands árið 2018 en ákvað svo að elta drauminn um að skrifa bækur. Dóttir hafsins var hennar fyrsta skáldsaga og var hún tilnefnd til Íslensku bókmenntaverðlaunanna árið 2020. Bronsharpan er önnur bókin í bókaflokknum og var tilnefnd til Fjöruverðlaunanna árið 2022 ásamt því að vera valin besta barna- og ungmennabók ársins 2022 af bóksölum. Orrustan um Renóru er lokabindið í Dulstafaþríleiknum.

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