Tate, a teenager, navigates family issues, friendships, and her own identity while dealing with her parents' divorce.
Author
Paula Danziger
28 books in the catalog
Paula Danziger has 28 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly realistic fiction, contemporary and friendship. The titles we've reviewed span 1978 to 2005.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Amber Brown navigates the challenges of her parents' divorce and her own feelings of sadness and anger.
Thames, a girl who feels like an outsider, navigates friendships and family life in New York City.
Amber Brown is excited about Halloween and planning her costume and trick-or-treating adventures with her friends.
Amber Brown navigates the challenges of second grade, including a new teacher and friendships, while dealing with her parents' divorce.
Amber Brown navigates the challenges of friendship and jealousy when her best friend starts a new school.
Amber Brown navigates the challenges of her parents' divorce and her best friend moving away.
Amber Brown faces the challenges and excitement of starting second grade, including making new friends and dealing with schoolwork.
This epistolary novel follows two best friends, Ellie and Megan, as they navigate middle school, friendships, and family through their letters.
Amber Brown faces typical middle school challenges, including friendships, family changes, and school projects.
A girl named Sarah struggles with changing friendships and family dynamics as she moves to a new town.
Amber Brown navigates the ups and downs of friendship, family, and school life with humor and honesty.
A rebellious girl named Vicki struggles with school and family, finding her voice and identity.
A teenage girl named Amber Brown navigates the complexities of middle school, friendships, and family changes.
Amber Brown navigates the challenges of middle school, including a difficult assignment and a friendship crisis.
Amber Brown navigates the challenges of her parents' divorce and her best friend moving away.
Amber Brown navigates the challenges of her parents' divorce and her best friend moving away, finding new ways to cope.
Amber Brown navigates the challenges of fourth grade, including a new school and friendships.
#19
The Cat Ate My Gymsuit / There's a Bat in Bunk Five / Can You Sue Your Parents for Malpractice?
Paula Danziger · 1991
Concern9CleanVirtue9Thin
This collection follows teenage girls navigating school, family, and friendships with humor and realism.
A teenage girl adjusts to life in a new town and school, dealing with friendships and family issues.
A teenage girl navigates the complexities of family, friendships, and first love during a summer vacation.
A young girl named Lizzie navigates the complexities of friendship, family, and growing up in New York City, dealing with everyday challenges and triumphs.
A teenage girl named Paula struggles with her parents' decision to move her to a space station.
A young girl adjusts to her parents' divorce and the changes it brings to her life.
A teenage girl named Amy navigates the challenges of summer camp, friendships, and family.
A teenage girl navigates family issues and her parents' legal careers, questioning their actions and seeking her own path.
Cassie struggles with her parents' divorce and her own feelings of inadequacy, finding solace and a new perspective through therapy and a special pistachio ice cream.
A shy middle schooler navigates family issues, school challenges, and finding her voice.
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