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Book Title: Amber Brown Sees Red
Language: English
Format files: PDF
The size of the: 497 KB
ISBN: 0590947281
ISBN 13: 9780590947282
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Reader ratings: 4.1
The author of the book: Paula Danziger
Edition: Scholastic
Date of issue: February 1st 1998

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A must read series for any child dealing with divorced or separated parents. Amber Brown is going through a whirl wind of emotions with all the changes going on in her life. She likes her moms new fiance Max but hates that his presence in their life means that her parents have no chance of reconciliation. Also hearing the occasional comment from her parents about HIM or HER in that annoyed tone is upsetting. Amber Brown shows a great example to kids about how to approach talking to parents and reminding them they are the grownups and should act like it.

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Born in Washington, D.C. and raised in New York, Paula Danziger knew since the second grade that she wanted to be a writer. Throughout her career, she wrote a collection of children's stories, including The Cat Ate my Gymsuit, The Divorce Express and, more recently, the Amber Brown series.
Danziger loved to travel and meet young kids all over the world. She was embraced by her audience for her ability to relate to children through the characters in her stories. She was often known for "borrowing" children (only the ones she knew) for her inspiration. The Amber Brown character was conceived during one of her trips with her niece.
Danziger was also the recipient of numerous literary awards, including the Children's Choice Award from the International Reading Association and the 2003 Garden State Children's Book Award. She spent most of her time in New York City and London, England.
She is survived by a brother, three nephews, and a niece. The Amber Brown Fund has been set up in memory of her. Donations for this fund will be used to allow authors and illustrators to speak at local schools and libraries.