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Marissa Moss's Books
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Amelia's Boy Survival GuideAmelia is torn between Nadia, her old BFF and Carly, her new BFF. How do you choose between your two best friends?Read More -
Amelia Writes AgainAmelia is torn when her best friend Leah wants to read her notebook. Now in paperback!Read More
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Amelia's Bully Survival GuideAmelia's not about to let the class bully get the best of her!Read More
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The Vampire Dare!Why is everyone so crazy for Vampires, Daphne wonders. Well, Vampires can’t die or get wrinkly that’s what makes them so magical. And...Read More
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The Name Game!Daphne has never (ever) loved her name, but it is her name and she can’t do much to change it. So when the first day of fourth grade comes, not...Read More
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Amelia's BFFAmelia is torn between Nadia, her old BFF and Carly, her new BFF. How do you choose between your two best friends?Read More
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Amelia's Most Unforgettable Embarrassing MomentsA Note from the Author -- Amelia! "I don't know what's worse -- sharing a dorm with girls I don't know or sharing one with a girl I know too well --...Read More
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Amelia's Summer Survival GuideWhile away the days of summer with this summer bindup of two favorite books in the bestselling Amelia series: Amelia's Itchy-Twitchy Lovey-Dovey Summer...Read More
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Amelia's NotebookWhen Amelia's mom givs her a journal for her ninth birthday, Amelia has a place to share her truest feelings at last!Read More
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Amelia's 6th-Grade NotebookFrom the STAR of the BEST-SELLING Amelia's Notebook! A Note from the Author -- Amelia! "I'm finally in middle school and I thought it would be...Read More
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Marissa Moss Revealed
Q. What are your 5 favorite songs?
A. I'm into Bollywood music now, so I'd say Johnny Cue, Tandoori Nights, and some others whose titles I'd just mangle.
Q. What is your greatest achievement?
A. I'm not sure it's great, but I'd say getting published.
Q. What trait is most noticeable about you?
A. My greatest flaw -- that I speak too fast.
Q. What is your biggest pet peeve?
A. People who say, "If I had the time, I'd write a children's book." My answer to that is, "If I had the time, I'd be a brain surgeon."
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San Jose Mercury News, December 10, 2011
...one of the most charming fantasies ever, with plenty of surprises. "The Bravest Woman in America," by Marissa Moss, illustrations by Andrea U'Ren (Tricycle Press, $16.99 ages 5-8). Lyrically written, this masterful telling of a fact-based, 19th-century...
EveningSun.com, November 14, 2011
...items have recently been received at Guthrie AdvertisementMemorial Library: Juvenile fiction "The Bravest Woman in America," by Marissa Moss. (Perpetual Memorial - Leroy W. and Dorothy F. Berkheimer) "Katie Loves the Kittens," by John Himmelman. (Rotary...
Pocono Record, September 9, 2011
...and are certain to be an inspiration to young and old alike. "The Bravest Woman in America" by Marissa Moss, illustrated by Andrea U'Ren, Tricycle Press, 2011, 32 pages, $16.99 hardcover. Read aloud: age 4 and older. Read yourself: age 7-8. As a young...
Lehigh Valley Express-Times, September 6, 2011
...Catherine Stewart Choices this week: ?Me?Jane? by Patrick McDonnell; ?Rain School? by James Rumford; ?Nurse, Soldier, Spy? by Marissa Moss Books to buy The following books are available at favorite bookstores. Nationally syndicated, Kendal Rautzhan...
New York Times, August 24, 2011
...with just the sorts of notes and sketches the young reader could imagine making herself. Back in 1995, Marissa Moss successfully used all three of these elements in Amelias Notebook. Now, 23 books later, as her title character makes her way through...
New York Times, August 19, 2011
...Marissa Moss’s book series for young readers, “Daphne’s Diary of Daily Disasters,” takes on the highs and lows of fourth grade...
New York Times, August 19, 2011
...with just the sorts of notes and sketches the young reader could imagine making herself. Back in 1995, Marissa Moss successfully used all three of these elements in Amelias Notebook. Now, 23 books later, as her title character makes her way through...
San Jose Mercury News, December 10, 2011
...one of the most charming fantasies ever, with plenty of surprises. "The Bravest Woman in America," by Marissa Moss, illustrations by Andrea U'Ren (Tricycle Press, $16.99 ages 5-8). Lyrically written, this masterful telling of a fact-based, 19th-century...
Inside Bay Area, December 10, 2011
...one of the most charming fantasies ever, with plenty of surprises. "The Bravest Woman in America," by Marissa Moss, illustrations by Andrea U'Ren (Tricycle Press, $16.99 ages 5-8). Lyrically written, this masterful telling of a fact-based, 19th-century...
Penticton Herald, November 25, 2011
...2 p.m. Megan Rutherford is in charge of stage adaptation and direction. The cast of characters includes, Marissa Moss as Princess Melora; Patrick McCann as Minstrel; Leila Clark and Rebecca Willson as King Rupert II; Leslie Forrest and Kiara MacLaren as...
ShoppingBlog.com, September 12, 2011
...of pride in girls.The inspiring story of 19th-century Rhode Island lighthouse keeper Ida Lewis as written by Marissa Moss has much to teach. As a young girl, Ida loved to watch the sea in all its moods: from stormy and cold to calm and still. From her...
educating alice, August 20, 2011
...Back to School section. There are a bunch of worthwhile reviews including (shameless self-promotion) one considering a new Marissa Moss's series by me...
Wrapped in Foil, July 18, 2011
...Jones and illustrated Mark Oldroyd Nurse, Soldier, Spy: The Story of Sarah Edmonds, a Civil War Hero by Marissa Moss and illustrated by John Hendrix The two books were both enjoyable. During a side-by-side comparison, there were slight...
Birdbrain(ed) Book Blog, July 16, 2011
...it (although she does tend to be melodramatic, as all teenagers seem to be). Amelia’s Notebook by Marissa Moss (1995). I first started reading this series via American Girl magazine when I was a kid, and it’s remained one of my favorite book series...
