July 29, 2004

Paula Danziger: A Tribute


I never met Paula Danziger face to face, but she touched my daughter and me with her books. I am especially greatful for "P.S. Longer Letter Later" and "Snail Mail No More" because they turned my daughter on to young adult fiction at a time when most everything else that was recommended was beneath her reading level. So imagine my glee when I received an email from Ms. Danziger, and learned that she was a subscriber to my newsletter and a fan! When I didn't get a response to my reply, I thought perhaps I said something rude, but then I learned she suffered a heart attack just days after our correspondence. Although Ms. Danziger is gone, her characters, such as the spunky Amber Brown and the exuberant Tara*Starr, will live on.


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Posted by Barbara J. Feldman at July 29, 2004 4:18 PM | Comments (5)
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Paula Danziger was the only author I'd read for my entire 4th and 5th grade classes...I had an obsession after she released the Amber Brown books.

Posted by: Amber Brown on August 9, 2007 9:39 AM

Yes. The 2004 Athens Olympics will be my next topic. Look for it in your newsletter and on the site on Wednesday Aug 11.

Posted by: Barbara J. Feldman on August 5, 2004 9:17 AM

Are you planning to do anything on the Olympics?

Posted by: Paola Canaday on August 5, 2004 1:19 AM

Your article/promo on Kid safe email made my site. I want to thank you.
http://www.kidsearch.us

Posted by: carmen bethel on August 4, 2004 2:06 PM

Thanks for the information about Paula Danziger. My class and children enjoy her books also. I heard her speak on a panel at the Texas Book Festival a couple of years ago about writing children's book in a series. I missed her at the book signing session. She will be missed.

Posted by: Pam Spann on August 4, 2004 8:45 AM
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