Shelia Greenwald, Author, Sheila Greenwald, Author Pocket Books $2.75 (0p) ISBN 978-0-671-68569-0
``Greenwald's ear is finely tuned to contemporary fads and fashions, which she spoofs brilliantly,'' wrote PW , as the irrepressible sleuth's investigative reporting and downright snooping-- turns a class writing assignment into an expose. Ages 8-10.
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Sheila Greenwald, Author Minstrel $2.5 (0p) ISBN 978-0-671-63794-1
Rosy has a bad case of the ""have-nots'' and hatches a scheme to even the odds with the rich girls in her school. Ages 8-12. (December)
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Sheila Greenwald, Author Atlantic Monthly Press $11.95 (87p) ISBN 978-0-87113-044-0
No one will want to miss the hilarious pictures and wild events in Greenwald's new epic about the unsinkable heroine of Give Us a Great Big Smile, Rosy Cole and Valentine Rosy. Rosy confesses the consequences of her Big Lie, telling her schoolmates...
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Sheila Greenwald, Author Joy Street Books $12.95 (95p) ISBN 978-0-316-32705-3
As in Give Us a Great Big Smile, Rosy Cole and others in this popular series, Greenwald's ear is finely tuned to contemporary fads and fashions, which she spoofs brilliantly. Rosy Cole is back, pursuing a career as an investigative reporter and...
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Sheila Greenwald, Author Joy Street Books $13.95 (94p) ISBN 978-0-316-32715-2
Greenwald has written another pithy, animated Rosy Cole tale for middle readers. Eleven-year-old Hermione Wong wants to become a renowned rock cellist--if only she can find the right gimmick to propel her toward stardom. Best friend and self-appointe
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Sheila Greenwald, Author, DK Publishing, Author DK Publishing (Dorling Kindersley) $15.95 (112p) ISBN 978-0-7894-2675-8
Living with her struggling actor/waiter parents, the fourth-grade heroine of this witty novel knows that the only sure thing is change: her family has moved half a dozen times already, most recently to Manhattan. However, faced with a class...
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Sheila Greenwald, Author, Peter Ed. Greenwald, Author, Ruth Ashby, Editor Aladdin Paperbacks $2.99 (80p) ISBN 978-0-671-73831-0
The continuing misadventures of Rosy Cole concern her attempts to master the violin. According to PW , ``With its exuberant drawings and unstudied delivery, this novel is a frolic.'' Ages 8-12. (Jan.)
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