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Textbook Amy Krouse Rosenthal is a memoir that blends non‑linear recollections, observational humor, and wistful reflections. The book arranges its prose into classic subjects such as Social Studies, Music, and Language Arts, and features an innovative text‑messaging component that invites readers to interact with the author’s thoughts. The result is a compact, compelling exploration of life’s ordinary moments rendered with wit and insight.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Memoir/Personal Memoir
Authors: Amy Krouse Rosenthal
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