Alesha Dixon (born 1978)  is a talented British star who does many amazing things—she sings, dances, appears on TV, and writes books! One of her coolest roles is being an author of children’s books.

Alesha created a fun and exciting book series called Lightning Girl, which is all about a young girl named Aurora who discovers she has superpowers. Aurora isn’t just strong and fast—she’s also brave, kind, and clever, just like a real superhero! Alesha wanted to write stories that inspire children to believe in themselves and never give up, no matter what challenges they face. She says that books are a great way to help kids feel confident and powerful.

Alesha also loves reading and sharing her favourite stories with her own children. She believes that reading can take you on magical adventures and help you learn about the world. Even though Alesha is famous for singing and being on shows like Britain’s Got Talent, she says writing books is one of the most rewarding things she’s ever done. Through her stories, she hopes to encourage children to dream big and be proud of who they are—just like Lightning Girl!

These are her most popular books!

1. Lightning Girl – The first book in her superhero series, featuring Aurora, a girl who discovers she has electric powers and becomes a superhero. It’s empowering, fun, and full of action.
2. Superhero Squad – The second book in the Lightning Girl series, where Aurora teams up with other young heroes to take on new challenges.
3. Lightning Girl vs Secret Supervillain – In this third installment, Aurora faces a mysterious villain who threatens her school and her powers.
4. Superpower Showdown – The fourth book in the series, continuing Aurora’s journey as she learns more about her powers and faces bigger threats.
5. Star Switch – A standalone novel where a famous pop star magically swaps lives with her biggest fan. It’s a funny and heartwarming story about identity and friendship.
6. Girls Rule – A newer book about the daughter of the UK’s first Black woman prime minister, dealing with rivalry and change when her family moves into No.10 Downing Street