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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:JacquelineDembarGreene.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Jacqueline Dembar Greene.]]'''Jacqueline Dembar Greene''' is the author of the [[List of Rebecca's Books|Rebecca series]].<br />
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==Biography==<br />
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Jacqueline Dembar Greene (b. May 21, 1946) is of Jewish heritage. She grew up in the rural town of Bloomfield, Connecticut. Her father was the son and grandson of Russian immigrants.<ref>[https://www.clevelandjewishnews.com/archives/jacqueline-dembar-greene-tells-rebecca-s-story/article_2e2aaef8-69b3-5a26-b8fe-daed3497aab4.html Jacqueline Dembar Greene tells Rebecca's story], Jun 12, 2009. Accessed January 29th, 2021.</ref> She received a B.A. in French Literature from University of Connecticut with honors, followed by a M.A. degree in English Literature from Central Missouri University with special distinction. Following a brief career teaching French--in which she is fluent--she worked as a journalist for several Boston area newspapers. She began her career writing for children with several stories and poems before turning to longer fiction and non-fiction works. She has authored over forty picture books, historical novels, and nonfiction titles, many with Jewish themes and her books have received national recognition, including several Sydney Taylor awards. Among her most well-known novels outside of American Girl's Rebecca series are ''Out of Many Waters'' and ''One Foot Ashore''. <br />
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Mrs. Greene lives in Wayland, Massachusetts with her husband, Malcolm, and has two adult sons. She enjoys meeting readers, trekking the globe, gardening, and hiking.<br />
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==American Girl Books==<br />
===Historical Characters===<br />
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====[[Central Series]]====<br />
* ''[[Meet Rebecca]]''<br />
* ''[[Rebecca and Ana]]''<br />
* ''[[Candlelight for Rebecca]]''<br />
* ''[[Rebecca and the Movies]]''<br />
* ''[[Rebecca to the Rescue]]''<br />
* ''[[Changes for Rebecca]]''<br />
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====[[Historical Character Mysteries]]====<br />
* ''[[Secrets at Camp Nokomis]]''<br />
* ''[[The Crystal Ball]]''<br />
* ''[[A Growing Suspicion]]''<br />
* ''[[The Finders Keepers Rule]]''<br />
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====[[My Journey Books]]====<br />
* ''[[The Glow of the Spotlight: My Journey with Rebecca]]''<br />
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===Other Non-AG Books===<br />
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* ''The Secret Shofar of Barcelona''<br />
* ''Nathan's Hanukkah Bargain''<br />
* ''Out of Many Waters''<br />
* ''One Foot Ashore''<br />
* ''Grizzly Bears: Saving the Silvertip''<br />
* ''The 2001 World Trade Center Attack''<br />
* ''The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire''<br />
* ''Manabozho's Gift''<br />
* ''What His Father Did''<br />
* ''The Prince's Carpet''<br />
* ''The Emperor's Teacup''<br />
* ''With All My Heart, With All My Mind''<br />
* ''Powwow: A Good Day to Dance''<br />
* ''The Chippewa''<br />
* ''The Maya''<br />
* ''The Tohono O'odham''<br />
* ''Slavery in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia''<br />
* ''Slavery in Ancient Greece and Rome''<br />
* ''Marie: Mystery at the Paris Ballet'' Paris, 1775 (''Girlhood Journeys'' Series)<br />
* ''Marie: Summer in the Country'', France, 1775 (''Girlhood Journeys'' Series)<br />
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==Links==<br />
* [https://www.jdgbooks.com/ Official Website]<br />
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