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Jeannette Walls is a renowned American author and journalist known for her gripping memoir The Glass Castle, a definitive work that spent years on the New York Times Best Seller list. Born April 21, 1960 in Phoenix, Arizona, Walls is a Barnard College alumna who has woven historical fiction and crisp reportage into a distinctive voice. This page provides a concise biography, a look at her notable works, and up-to-date information on upcoming appearances and discussions—perfect for fans across the country looking to catch her on tour or at a library talk.

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Whether you’re a longtime reader of The Glass Castle or curious about her later novels, we’ve got you covered with trustworthy details, current tour info, and official social links to stay connected.

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Jeannette Walls’ career spans journalism, memoir, and novel-writing. Her storytelling—rooted in real-life experience and historical settings—has earned critical acclaim, including the Alex Award and the Christopher Award for The Glass Castle. Fans can follow her official updates on social media and watch for library-hosted discussions in 2025, such as Lake County Public Library in Illinois on September 29 and Glenwood 50+ Center in Maryland on November 13. Secure your seats or join the conversation with her forthcoming appearances.

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Important note: Social media channels may vary in verification status. For the most direct updates, check her public posts on X (Twitter) at @19WallsJ.

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  • Born April 21, 1960, in Phoenix, Arizona; Barnard College alum.
  • Memoir author of The Glass Castle (2005), which spent years on The New York Times Best Seller list (421 weeks cited as of 2018).
  • Other novels: Half Broke Horses (2009), The Silver Star (2013), Hang the Moon (2023).
  • Awards for The Glass Castle include the Alex Award (2006) and the Christopher Award (2006).
  • The Glass Castle was adapted into a 2017 film, starring Brie Larson.
  • Hang the Moon (2023) is Walls’ later novels, continuing her historical-fiction/novelist trajectory.

Jeannette Walls’ career spans journalism, memoir, and novel-writing. Her storytelling—rooted in real-life experience and historical settings—has earned critical acclaim, including the Alex Award and the Christopher Award for The Glass Castle. Fans can follow her official updates on social media and watch for library-hosted discussions in 2025, such as Lake County Public Library in Illinois on September 29 and Glenwood 50+ Center in Maryland on November 13. Secure your seats or join the conversation with her forthcoming appearances.

Important note: Social media channels may vary in verification status. For the most direct updates, check her public posts on X (Twitter) at @19WallsJ.

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