Linda Chapman

Linda Chapman is a British writer known for her fantasy books about unicorns, mermaids, and magic.

Children's Author

January 15, 1969

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Linda Anne Chapman, a British author born in Liverpool in 1969, is renowned for her enchanting children’s book series. Developing a passion for reading and writing at a young age, she went on to study sociology at the University of Sheffield. After working as a primary school teacher, Chapman pursued a full-time writing career in 1999.

Her most notable works include the captivating “My Secret Unicorn” and “Not Quite a Mermaid” series, which have delighted young readers with their magical themes. Chapman has also written under the pen names Amber Castle and Alex Cliff, contributing to series such as “Unicorn Academy,” “Stardust,” “Spell Sisters,” and “Superpowers.” Moreover, she has collaborated with other authors, including Julie Sykes, Michelle Misra, Lee Weatherly, and Steve Cole.

Chapman’s talent has earned her the Sheffield Children’s Book Award, and she has sold over three million copies of her books worldwide. She has also contributed to the popular television show “Bob the Builder.” With her imaginative storytelling, Chapman continues to inspire young readers and remains a cherished figure in children’s literature.