Amanda Prowse

Amanda Prowse was a management consultant for ten years before realising that she was born to write. She is the author of Poppy Day, Clover's Child and What Have I Done?, all published by Head of Zeus. She lives in the West Country with her husband Simeon, a soldier, and their two sons.

What genres does Amanda Prowse write in?

She primarily writes contemporary women's fiction and family drama, often with romantic and emotional themes. The author page describes her as a 'queen of family drama' and lists titles such as Poppy Day, Clover's Child and Anna.

Which Amanda Prowse book is a good place to start?

Start with one of the popular titles on her author page: Something Quite Beautiful (a short-story collection), Clover's Child (an emotional, forbidden-love story set in 1960s London), Anna (romance) or Poppy Day. Choose Something Quite Beautiful if you prefer shorter reads.

Are Amanda Prowse's books part of a series or should they be read in order?

No series are indicated on the Booktopia author page. Most listed titles appear to be standalone novels or short-story collections, so they can be read in any order.

Has Amanda Prowse received notable awards?

The Booktopia page does not list any awards. The page does describe her as a multimillion-copy bestseller.

Which of Amanda Prowse's books are most popular or recommended?

Booktopia highlights Something Quite Beautiful, Clover's Child, Anna, An Ordinary Life, Waiting to Begin and To Love and Be Loved; Poppy Day and What Have I Done? are also listed among her works.