Books with author Carlton Greene Jr.

Perfect for fans of Jeff Kinney’s, Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a page-turning read, about a boy who moves often with his family. He struggles with the nuances of being the new kid and suffers the stinging emotions of missing old friends he has left behind. This thrilling debut novel is from 14-year-old teen author Carlton Greene Jr.14-year-old Donavan Grey loves riding his bike, playing video games, and spending time with his friends. But he finds himself constantly starting over as he has been forced to move several times with his parent’s careers. One day he is back in his old city and struggles to re-connect with his old friends. Will he adjust to missing his old friends? Will he find a way to reconnect? Will he rediscover himself in the process?This middle-grade novel is an excellent choice for tween readers, including for summer reading.Author: Carlton William Greene, Jr.Social Media: Instagram: @realcjgreeneWebsite: www.carltongreenejr.com

Perfect for fans of Jeff Kinney’s, Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a page-turning read, about a boy who moves often with his family. He struggles with the nuances of being the new kid and suffers the stinging emotions of missing old friends he has left behind. This thrilling debut novel is from 14-year-old teen author Carlton Greene Jr.14-year-old Donavan Grey loves riding his bike, playing video games, and spending time with his friends. But he finds himself constantly starting over as he has been forced to move several times with his parent’s careers. One day he is back in his old city and struggles to re-connect with his old friends. Will he adjust to missing his old friends? Will he find a way to reconnect? Will he rediscover himself in the process?This middle-grade novel is an excellent choice for tween readers, including for summer reading.Author: Carlton William Greene, Jr.Social Media: Instagram: @realcjgreeneWebsite: www.carltongreenejr.com

I Want to be a Teacher by Clara Greene, Illustrated by Vie Johnson, Children's Press, First Edition, 1957. This appears to have been a Library book at one time. The book is a light green cloth over boards with black and white designs and lettering on the covers and on the spine. The book is tight and square with nice crisp, colorful pages. The dust jacket has been placed in an archival, clear, Mylar jacket for further protection and preservation. Youngest children can enjoy reading about themselves in a classroom where a wise Miss Jones encourages them to search out information on their own. Here Mary, who wants to be a teacher, learns much about Miss Jones and her responsibilities and background for teaching. VERY CUTE!