About the Author:
Born in Washington, DC, Margo Sorenson spent the first seven years of her life in Spain and Italy, where books became her earliest friends. She finished school in California, graduating from UCLA. After teaching high school and middle school, Margo began work as a full-time writer and has since published 27 books, including Danger Marches to the Palace; Queen Luili'uokalani and Secret Heroes. Margo says it's fun writing for young readers because they really enjoy living the lives of the characters in books. When she isn t writing, she loves visiting her grandchildren, playing golf, reading, watching sports, traveling, and hearing from her readers. After living in Hawaii and Minnesota, Margo and her husband now live in California. Margo's Hawaiian name, Leipua'ala, given to her by a Hawaiian family friend, means lasting gifts for children.
Review:
In this story of starting at a new school and making friends, Carol Ann is soon saying "Aloha" ... the book should prove reassuring to children in similar situations. --Publisher's Weekly
This book speaks to all ages, and gives us the comforting reminder that it will all turn out OK. This story is also a reminder that small acts of kindness go a long way. That small gift of a kind word or smile, and the offer of your friendship can truly make the world a better place.
--Newport Beach Independent
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