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Jean McIntosh

A writer for both children and professional readers, with books that range from playful fiction to thoughtful work on community nursing and care. Her writing suggests a gift for making serious subjects clear and stories warmly engaging.

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About the author

Jean McIntosh appears to have written in more than one area, including children's fiction and books connected with nursing and community care. Search results and publisher listings link her to MacBoo and the Monster of Scab Hill, a children's novel, as well as to professional titles such as Research Issues in Community Nursing and Unending Work and Care: Managing Chronic Illness at Home.

Available publisher and bookseller information suggests she worked for several years in the NHS, later worked as a university lecturer, and spent much of her career in Scotland. A bookseller description also says she was originally from Hertfordshire, lived in Dorset, and was active in the Bournemouth Writers' Circle.

Because sources for this author are limited and seem to mix bibliographic listings with brief publisher notes, some details are harder to verify in depth. Still, the overall picture is of a versatile author whose work spans practical health writing and imaginative books for younger readers.