Laura Leiner (born 22 April 1985) is a Hungarian writer who made her publishing debut in 2005. Her most notable work is the series A Szent Johanna gimi (Joan of Arc High School),[1][2] that she later clarified is fictitious and not based on her own life.[3]

The first part of Szent Johanna Gimi was released at the Book Festival of Hungary in 2010.[4] Two parts of the series were on the list of Libri's Gold Books in 2011[5] and one in 2010[6] She was the number one writer in Bookline's list of March 2012.[7]

Her books are written from the point of view of her readers' age group. The series has a cult following in Hungary.[8]

Bibliography

Awards

• A Szent Johanna gimi 1 – Kezdet Libri Aranykönyv 2010 – 7th place
• A Szent Johanna gimi 4 – Barátok Libri Aranykönyv 2011 – 5th place
• A Szent Johanna gimi 5 – Remény Libri Aranykönyv 2011 – 4th place[9]

References

External links

• Official home page of Laura Leiner
• "Pozitív-negatív, Negatív-pozitív". Leinerlaura.hu. Retrieved 23 May 2013.
• Current Publishing House Exkluzív: Interview 22 March 2011 Media-addict.hu
• Valuska László (15 September 2012). "Augusztus legnépszerűbb könyve". Hirmedia.hu. Retrieved 30 September 2012.^{[permanent dead link]} A vásárlások száma szerint 3., 21., 28., 29., 42., 44., 48. helyezést ért el Leiner Laura a könyveivel egyidejűleg.

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