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Victoria Jamieson is a writer and artist of graphic novels for teens. Jamieson won a Newbery Honor Award for her book Roller Girl. Another one of her books, When the Stars are Scattered, was a National Book Award Finalist. Jamieson is from the United States of America.
Jamieson designed books for children first before she decided to write graphic novels. She studied art at Rhode Island School of Design. She decided she wanted to be an independent artist. In 2008, Jamieson made her first book with Jody Feldman. She made the book Roller Girl in 2015, which won a Newbery Honor Award along with ten other awards. In 2020, she made When the Stars are Scattered, which was a National Book Award for Young Peoples’ Literature Finalist along with 19 other awards.
Jamieson lives in Pennsylvania with her husband and her son.