LITERARY SECTION
Name: Judith Krantz
Birth date: January 9,1928
Birthplace: New York, New York
Born Judith Tarcher attended Birch Wathen school at age 16 . After graduating at age 16 she enrolled at Wellesley College. She had awful spelling and didn't write for 31 years. After that time phase she worked in magazine named "Good Housekeeping". Her second novel called "Princess Daisy" became a #1 seller and had them published in over 50 languages.
FUN FACTS
- She attended her college with 3 goals: to date, to read every novel in the library, and to graduate.
- She held the dorm dating record in college
IMPORTANT WORKS AND AWARDS
- "Princess Daisy"
- "Mistral's Daughter"
- "I'll take Manhattan"
- "Till We Meet Again"
- In 1980 one of her books (Scruples) was made into a television show
- In 1983, "Princess Daisy" was made into a miniseries on NBC
- In 1987, "I'll Take Manhattan" was made into a miniseries on NBC
- In 1989, "Till We Meet Again" was made into a miniseries on NBC
ONE WORK
One importabt work that Judith Krantz did was her ever popular book "Princess Daisy". Princess Daisy is abpout a rich spoiled girl who has parents who her dad is a prince and her mom a american loved actress. She lives day by day attending parties and balls. She later on realizes what work really is by moving to New York and working to pay her sister's medical bills. Thos book also turned into a mini series on NBC. It also was published in 50 different languages.
WHY SIGNIFICANT?
Jusith Krantz is significant because she was one of the first to began romantism novels. She wasnt afraid to write about what she wanted and thought. Judith was one of the world's best-selling novelists.
