Fancy Nancy: The Show Must Go On漂亮的南希：表演必须继续ISBN9780061703720

　　Born in New York City in 1947, Jane O'Connor received abachelor's degree in English literature from Smith College in 1969.In 1971, she began her publishing career by working in theeditorial department of Hastings House Publishers. From 1977 to1983, she was an editor at Scholastic, Inc.; then she moved toRandom House, where she became editor-in-chief of children's books.In 1989, she moved to Grosset and Dunlap. Her first novel, YoursTill Niagara Falls, Abby, was published in 1979. Since then she haswritten more than 30 children's books including the Nina, NinaBallerina stories, the Fancy Nancy series and the adult novelDangerous Admissions. She has won numerous awards including the NewYork Academy of Sciences Honor book, 1981, for Magic in the Movies:The Story of Special Effects, with Katy Hall; Golden Sower Award,Nebraska Library Association, 1982, for Yours Till Niagara Falls,Abby; Children's Choice designation, International ReadingAssociation, 1989, for The Ghost in Tent Nineteen; "nonfiction bookfor 2002" citation, Booklist, and Orbis Honor Book, both 2002, bothfor The Emperor's Silent Army: Terracotta Warriors of AncientChina; and the Quill Award for Best Picture Book, 2007 for FancyNancy.　　Robin Preiss Glasser is the number one "New York Times"bestselling illustrator of the "Fancy Nancy" series, written byJane O'Connor; "America: A Patriotic Primer, A is for Abigail, "and"Our Fifty States" by Lynne Cheney and most recently "Tea for Ruby"by Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York. She lives in SouthernCalifornia with her family.　　Ted Enik has illustrated "Love and Kisses, Eloise" and booksbased on "The Magic School Bus." He lives in New York City.