Constance C. Greene, the prolific author of children’s books, died on April 7. She was 96.
Among her many books, she is best known for A Girl Called Al, an ALA Notable Book that reviewers called “a warm, funny, utterly real” story about the friendship between two girls in a New York City apartment building.
Among her many books, she is best known for A Girl Called Al, an ALA Notable Book that reviewers called “a warm, funny, utterly real” story about the friendship between two girls in a New York City apartment building.
