Bette Greene's award-winning classic novels will be in print for the next 40 years! Bette's legacy of writing and speaking up for the oppressed lives on. Bette's demand that her readers feel what she feels and see what she sees, pushing us beyond our differences, is embedded in the heartbeat of her storytelling and the authenticity of her prose. Bette published her first news story at the age of eight, making her the twentieth century's youngest professional news reporter. Summer of My German Soldier, Bette Greene's debut book, earned the first Golden Kite award.

In the United Kingdom, this novel outsold Prince Charles'. Bette Greene has the distinction of being the only author listed in Writers of Holocaust Literature who was not a Holocaust survivor. Bette Greene, a master novelist of the twenty-first century, uses social media channels to reach out and connect with her readers, Generations X, Y, and Z. Bette Greene, according to reviewers, has provided a voice to the Read More chevron_right

Bette Greene's award-winning classic novels will be in print for the next 40 years! Bette's legacy of writing and speaking up for the oppressed lives on. Bette's demand that her readers feel what she feels and see what she sees, pushing us beyond our differences, is embedded in the heartbeat of her storytelling and the authenticity of her prose. Bette published her first news story at the age of eight, making her the twentieth century's youngest professional news reporter. Summer of My German Soldier, Bette Greene's debut book, earned the first Golden Kite award.

In the United Kingdom, this novel outsold Prince Charles'. Bette Greene has the distinction of being the only author listed in Writers of Holocaust Literature who was not a Holocaust survivor. Bette Greene, a master novelist of the twenty-first century, uses social media channels to reach out and connect with her readers, Generations X, Y, and Z. Bette Greene, according to reviewers, has provided a voice to the unheard and altered the trajectory of young adult literature in America.

Bette Greene's novels have been banned, restricted, and disputed for nearly four decades. Bullying is the constant topic of Bette Greene's award-winning library.