Rachel Hawkins
Biography
Rachel Hawkins is a renowned author known for her captivating young adult fantasy series, Hex Hall. With a talent for weaving together intricate plots and memorable characters, Hawkins has garnered a dedicated following of readers worldwide. Originally from Dothan, Alabama, Hawkins developed a love for storytelling at a young age. After earning a degree in English Literature from Auburn University, she pursued a career in writing and quickly found success in the competitive world of young adult fiction. Hawkins' Hex Hall series, which follows the adventures of a young witch navigating the challenges of a supernatural boarding school, has been praised for its unique blend of magic, humor, and heart. The series has inspired and delighted readers of all ages, solidifying Hawkins' reputation as a master of the genre. In addition to Hex Hall, Hawkins has written several other bestselling novels, including The Rebel Belle series and Royals. Her work continues to captivate audiences with its engaging storytelling and relatable characters. When she is not writing, Hawkins enjoys spending time with her family and indulging in her love of travel. She currently resides in Alabama with her husband and two children.
Classic Series
The series that started it all
- Hex Hall
- Demonglass
Recent Series
Latest works by the author
- Spell Bound
Reading Order
Complete reading order for Rachel Hawkins's books
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rachel Hawkins known for?
Rachel Hawkins is known for writing young adult fantasy novels, particularly the Hex Hall series.
How many books are in the Hex Hall series?
There are three books in the Hex Hall series: Hex Hall, Demonglass, and Spell Bound.
Are there any spin-off books related to the Hex Hall series?
Yes, Rachel Hawkins has written a spin-off series called Rebel Belle.
What genre does Rachel Hawkins typically write in?
Rachel Hawkins typically writes in the young adult fantasy genre.
Are there any plans for a movie adaptation of the Hex Hall series?
There have been discussions about a potential movie adaptation of the Hex Hall series, but nothing has been confirmed yet.