Carol Matas

Carol Matas (born November 14, 1949) is a Canadian children's writer who lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Works

The D.N.A. Dimension - 1982
The Fusion Factor - 1986
Zanu - 1986
Lisa - 1987
Me, Myself and I - 1987
Jesper - 1989
Adventure in Legoland - 1991
The Race - 1991
Daniel's Story - 1993- adapted from the original concept and work of Isaiah Kuperstein, Ann Lewin, and Stan Woodward that first appeared in the exhibit "Remember the Children" which first appeared at the Capital Children's Museum in Washington, DC in 1987
Safari Adventure in Legoland - 1993
Sworn Enemies - 1993 (nominated for a 1993 Governor General's Award)
The Lost Locket - 1994
The Burning Time - 1994 (nominated for a 1994 Governor General's Award)
The Primrose Path - 1995
After the War - 1996
The Freak - 1997
The Garden - 1998
Telling - 1998
Greater Than Angels - 1998 (the story of the people of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, France)
Cloning Miranda - 1999
In My Enemy's House - 1999
Rebecca - 2000
The War Within: A Novel of the Civil War - 2001
The Second Clone - 2001
Footsteps in the Snow: The Red River Diary of Isobel Scott - 2002
The Dark Clone - 2005
Turned Away: The World War II Diary of Devorah Bernstein, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1941 - 2005
Dear Canada: A Season for Miracles: Twelve Tales of Christmas (various authors)