Jack Heath Jack Heath i(A94187 works by)
Born: Established: 1986 ;
Gender: Male
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BiographyHistory

Jack Heath is a Canberra-based author.

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Personal Awards

2013 recipient ACT Arts Grant To assist with the costs of editing a book, in 2013 - $9,808
2009 winner Young Australian of the Year ACT Young Australian of the Year

Awards for Works

y separately published work icon If You Tell Anyone, You're Next Lindfield : Scholastic Australia , 2023 26511689 2023 single work novel young adult thriller

'An exclusive group chat. A deadly challenge. How far would you go to join? Jayden Jones is missing. Everyone thinks he ran away. His best friend, Zoe Ross, knows they're wrong. Zoe's search leads her to the Seventeen, a secret group chat, used by anonymous teens to blackmail the powerless. To join, you have to put on a mask and record yourself completing a challenge. The challenges are always illegal. Sometimes dangerous. Maybe deadly. Who are the Seventeen? What have they done to Jayden? And what will they do to silence Zoe? A rollercoaster of suspense and twists from the author of the Liars series.' (Publication summary)

2024 CBCA Book of the Year Awards Notable Book Older Readers
y separately published work icon 'Kid' Series Lindfield : Scholastic Australia , 2021- 25905162 2021 series - author children's fiction
2023 shortlisted APA Book Design Awards Best Designed Children's and Young Adult Series designed by Hannah Janzen.
y separately published work icon Kill Your Brother Crows Nest : Allen and Unwin , 2021 23161056 2021 single work novella crime

'Elise Glyk is a disgraced athlete. Her brother, Callum, is a well-liked teacher who has gone missing. In Elise’s search for her brother, they both become captured in a remote, abandoned farm. 

'Their captor hates Callum, and refuses to explain why, but she has little interest in Elise. So she offers a gruesome bargain: she'll let Elise go - if Elise kills Callum. That way, Elise can't talk to the police, not without getting arrested for murder.

'Years ago, when everyone turned against Elise, Callum was the only person who stood by her. But if Elise refuses the deal, they'll both die. With the clock ticking, Elise is forced to confront the choice: will she kill her brother to save herself?' (Publication summary)

2022 shortlisted Ned Kelly Awards for Crime Writing Best Novel
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