Sandra Horn

Horn's first book for children was Tattybogle, about a happy scarecrow, published in 1995.^[1] This book was turned into a musical by Ruth Kenward.^[4] A sequel to the book was published in 2000, called The Tattybogle Tree.^[5]

Other books for children include Babushka, Nobody, Him and Me, Dandelion Wish and The Mud Maid.^[6]

Horn was a lecturer in psychology,^[7] and co-wrote Loss and Bereavement (with Sheila Payne and Marilyn Relf: 1999, Open University Press, ISBN 9780335201068) and Pain: Theory, Research and Intervention (with Marcus Munafo: 1997, McGraw Hill, ISBN 9780335196883). She took early retirement in order to spend time writing and publishing.^[8]

As of 2010^[update] Horn was developing a Sitcom called The Sweete Sisters. A pilot episode received a rehearsed reading directed by Hugh Allison.^[9]

Her works The Moon Thieves,^[10] Tattybogle^[11] and Babushka^[12] have been arranged as musicals for performance by infant school children.

She founded the publishing house Clucket Press, along with her husband Niall.^[8]

• "TattyBogle: the official website of Sandra Ann Horn". Archived from the original on 23 December 2021.
• Sandra Horn at LinkedIn
• http://www.starshine.co.uk/

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