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HARRIET MAY SAVITZ PAPERS

Editorial Reviews
From Publishers Weekly
Savitz, the author of young adult books and a contributor to the Chicken Soup series, reflects on the late-life independence she's discovered as a senior in these uplifting, interwoven essays. She explores her continuing maternal role, the friendships she's found in later years, widowhood and the transition from suburban living to closer quarters after her family dispersed. Savitz amusingly describes "senior moments" of absentmindedness (which strike her children and grandchildren, too), and offers touching personal anecdotes about needing and still being needed by her middle-aged children.  more reviews....
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Harriet May Savitz
412 Park Place Avenue
Bradley Beach, N.J. 07720 
hmaysavitz@aol.com

 

Harriet May Savitz

Credits: 

Harriet May Savitz is included in Thomson Gale's Authors and Artists for Young Adults Volume 57 - a Biographical Guide to Novelists, Poets and other Creative Artists

"essays published in Chicken Soup books."

Growing Up at 62 : A Celebration

Harriet May Savitz is the published author of over 20 books for and about disabled children. She was nominated for the Dorothy Canfield Fisher Award for "Fly, Wheels, Fly" and "Run, Don't Walk" was adapted for television by Henry Winkler productions and has aired on ABC and Showtime. She is a cofounder of the Philadelphia Children's Reading Round Table, a group dedicated to the betterment of children's books, and still writes to young audiences. This is her first book for adults. 

Run, Don't Walk...(Nominated for the l983-l984 California Young Reader Medal - an ABC Aftershool Special produced by Henry Winkler ) The Lionhearted (Kirkus Review.."We cheer a major victory...stirs awareness of wheelchair occupants' problems and of the wider implications of the word handicapped." Listed in The University of Iowa's Books for Young Adults l975-l976 pollas one of the most popular books read by older teenagers) On The Move (Library Journal Review: "The problems of paraplegics and their feelings of frustration and rage are realistically described.

Credits: essays appearing in seven newspapers, nat'l magazines (Mature Years) Chicken Soup For The Golden Soul, 20 published books (ABC Afterschool Special produced by Henry Winkler.)

Credits: Strike Out Or Home Run appearing in Chicken Soup For The Golden Soul essays published in national magazines and three newspaper columns Twenty published books (children, young adult, adult)

Credits: 3 newspaper essay columns-Chicken Soup for the Golden Soul-20 published books-national magazines- readership over 50
Chicken Soup for the Sports Fan's Soul: Stories of Insight, Inspiration and Laughter in the World of Sports

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Published again in Chicken Soup!!   

Awards...PSLA (Pennsylvania School Library Association) l981 Outstanding Pennsylvania Author Award

In celebration of the International Year of Disabled Persons received recognition for "Wheelchair Champions." 

Something About the Author _ Volume 5 & 9

Who's Who of American Women l979- l980

350 essays available

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E-mail - hmaysavitz@aol.com


 

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