Main / Authors

Rachel Carter - Biography

Carter is a name associated with youth novels filled with adventure, friendship and love. Her books became bestsellers and won the hearts of readers around the world. In this biography, we will talk about Carter's life path, her childhood, creative heritage and contribution to the world of modern literature.

Rachel was born on December 8, 1966 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Her childhood was full of books and stories, as her family always appreciated reading and literature. From an early age, Rachel showed an interest in writing and began to create her stories.

Rachel received a bachelor's degree in English literature from William Jewell College in Missouri and then a master's degree in English literature from the University of Kansas. Her education and study of classical and modern literature was an important stage in her writing career.

Her literary start came in the early 2000s, when she began writing youth novels. Her first book, "Gingerbread" (Gingerbread), was published in 2002 and was the first step towards literary success. This novel, like many of her subsequent works, explored themes of adolescent relationships, family secrets, and the search for self-identity.

Rachel Carter gained the most fame and popularity thanks to her series of books called "The Gallagher Girls" (Girls from the Gallagher School). This series, starting with the first book "I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You" (I would tell you I love, but then I would have to kill you), tells about the adventures of girls studying at boarding school for future spies. The books in the series became bestsellers and won a loyal audience of teenagers.

Rachel has also written other popular series and stand-alone novels including "Heist Society," "Embassy Row" and "Not If I Save You First." Her books are often a hit with young readers, thanks to interesting plots, sharp dialogue and a variety of characters.