Paula Danziger is currently well known for her popular Amber Brown series of books.  I have included her first book about Amber Brown.  The remaining books are a sampling of other books she has written for children and young adults.  I have included five for younger readers and five for young adults to expose Amber Brown fans to her many other outstanding books and to encourage young readers to try some of them out.

Books for Young Readers

Danziger, Paula.  1989.  Everyone else's parents said yes.  New York: Delacorte Press.  ISBN: 0698116879.

This book tells about events surrounding Matthew Martin's sleep-over birthday party.

Danziger, Paula.  1990.  Make like a tree and leave.  New York: Delacorte Press.  ISBN: 0698116860.

Matthew Martin inadvertently gets into trouble while working a school project for the unit on Egypt.

Danziger, Paula.  1994.  Amber Brown is not a crayon.  Ill. by Tony Ross.  New York: Putnam's.  ISBN: 059045899X.

This is the first book in the Amber Brown series.  It tells about Amber and her best friend Justin coping with his moving away.

Danziger, Paula.  2002.  United Tates of America: a novel with scrapbook art.  New York: Scholastic.  ISBN: 0590692224.

This book tells the story of Skate Tate, who is entering the sixth grade.  When her family is faced with a tragedy, they must go on a road trip, which Skate takes down in her scrapbook.

Danziger, Paula.  2004.  Barfburger baby, I was here first!  Ill. by G. Brian Karas.  New York : G. P. Putnam's Sons.  ISBN: 0399232044.

This book is about a five-year-old named Jonathon who is jealous when friends and relatives come to visit his new baby brother.

Books for Young Adults

Danziger, Paula.  1974.  The cat ate my gymsuit: a novel. New York: Delacorte Press.  ISBN: 0698116844.

This book tells the story of Marcy Lewis, who is facing the ups and downs of adolescence.  She gets help adjusting to these changes from an unconventional English teacher.

Danziger, Paula.  1979.  Can you sue your parents for malpractice?  New York: Delacorte Press.  ISBN: 0440910668.

This book tells the story of Lauren Allen, who is dealing with the turmoil that comes with being fourteen years old.

Danziger, Paula.  1982.  The divorce express.  New York: Delacorte Press.  ISBN: 0698116852.

This book tells the story of a girl named Phoebe who is dealing with the divorce of her parents.

Danziger, Paula.  1987.  Remember me to Harold square.  New York: Delacorte Press.  ISBN: 0698116941.

This book tells the story of three kids, Kendra, O.K., and Frank as they embark on a summer-long scavenger hunt all over New York City.

Danziger, Paula.  1994.  Thames doesn't rhyme with James.  New York: Putnam's.  ISBN: 0698117883.

Kendra, O.K., and Frank embark on another scavenger hunt during Christmastime in London, England.