Born: 06/25/1932   Pittsburgh
Parents: Victor G. and Phyllis Hartman
Spouse: Robert B. Green (insurance executive)
Children: Sharon Ann and Bruce Robert
Address(es):
Permanent :
2950 SW 66th Ave
Portland , OR 97225
Contact Information:
Phone : 503-297-6232

Image	Title	Genre	Audience	Publisher	Date
	Chucky Bellman Was So Bad	Picture Book	Children	Morton Grove, IL : A. Whitman	1991
	Eating Ice Cream with a Werewolf	Fiction	Children	New York, NY : Harper & Row	1983
	Uncle Roland, the Perfect Guest	Picture Book	Children	New York, NY : Four Winds Press	1983
	Bagdad Ate It - Easy-Read Story Book	Picture Book	Children	New York, NY : Franklin Watts	1980
	Gloomy Louie	Fiction	Children	Chicago, IL : Albert Whitman	1980
	Deer Season - Stage play produced off-off Broadway at Theater at St. Clement's	Drama			1980
	The Empty Seat	Fiction	Children	New York, NY : Elsevier-Nelson	1979
	A New Mother for Martha	Picture Book	Children	New York, NY : Human Sciences	1978
	Nicky's Lopsided, Lumpy, but Delicious Orange	Fiction	Children	Reading, MA : Addison-Wesley	1978
	Walkie-Talkie - Set in Livonia	Fiction , Michigan	Children	Reading, MA : Addison-Wesley	1978
	By the Beautiful Sea - Stage play first read off-off Broadway at Theater at St. Clement's	Drama			1978
	Grandmother Orphan	Fiction	Children	Nashville, TN : Thomas Nelson	1977
	Mildred Murphy, How Does Your Garden Grow?	Fiction	Children	Reading, MA : Addison-Wesley	1977
	Wild Violets	Fiction	Children	Nashville, TN : Thomas Nelson	1977
	Ice River - Translated into Danish	Fiction	Children	Reading, MA : Addison-Wesley	1975
	Nantucket Summer - Begins in Livonia, MI and proceeds to Nantucket	Fiction , Michigan	Children	Nashville, TN : Thomas Nelson	1974
	Fastest Quitter in Town	Fiction	Children	Reading, MA : Addison-Wesley	1972
	I'll be Home for Christmas and Acapulco Holiday - Also wrote radio plays for public radio stations	Drama	Adult
	- Contributor of short stories, poems, and articles to national magazines		Children
	Physically Handicapped Singles Dance - Stage play first produced off-off Broadway at Marquee Theater by American Line. Later expanded Physically Handicaped Singles Dance to full-length.	Drama	Adult

What is the aim or goal of your writing: 2nd ed. says, "I try to set my novels in places we have lived or places where we like to vacation. I write my stories in spiral notebooks with either a pencil or pen. I mark dates on the manuscript to show how much I have written a certain day. These orginal manuscripts can be seen in the Detroit Women Writers collection in the Burton Historical Society Room of the main Detroit Public Library. "I lived in Michigan for six years and all the books listed above (first 6) were written during that time except Walkie-Talkie, which was begun in Michigan and finished when we moved here to Wisconsin. My creative writing teacher was Mr. Lawrence Hart of San Rafael, California." She told Contemporary Authors, "What I hope to accomplish as a writer: In the theater, I hope to create wonderful roles for women, roles where actresses can use their talents. In my stories for young people, I hope to please my readers. I hope I never bore them. I hope my stories make them laugh and/or cry and/or think but mostly I hope they laugh."

May inquiries be sent to you about doing workshops, readings: No

Donated books to the Authors & Illustrators database project: No

Skills:
Author
Other - Playwright

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