Wilma Geldof
Wilma Geldof (b. 1962) made her debut in 2001 with 'Kiki op zoek naar Tom' (Kiki’s Looking for Tom), for children aged 8 and up, and went on to write seven realistic books for teen readers.
Children's books
Her big breakthrough, however, came with the YA novel Elke dag een druppel gif (A Drop of Poison Every Day), about a boy growing up in a Dutch family of Nazi sympathizers during WWII. This book received a great deal of acclaim, winning the Thea Beckman Prize in 2015, the Dutch award for the best historical children’s book.