The Elizabeth Adventures is a humerous and touching collections of stories about a young girl. Elizabeth's adventures are perfect to read aloud to young children, but old can associate with Elizabeth, also, as she experiences magical and unike scenerios. My son espcially liked her younger brother, as he knew how he felt and why he would act that way.
John Glaser is an exceptional author. He has written a gem of a book. I hope that it will be remembered and cherished by my family always.

This book is a great book for the whole family. It's escepially great for adults with younger children as a great bed time story. I would definetely recommend this book for everyone! The author is an especially good author also.

I think the Elizabeth Adventures is a great book for the whole family. Its also really good to read to your kids as a bedtime story and will bring you laughs and smiles

I found this book drawing me to it, and hard to put down! an excellent story, sad but full of hope and courage! a shockingly eye opening book!-in that NO-ONE was doing anything for kids-like the glaser kids, or any others who have/had this awful disease!! a very informative book about the disease and how it affects people, especially kids. I highly RECOMMEND THIS BOOK!

Elizabeth Glaser wasn't famous until she met and later married Paul Micheal Glaser of tv's Starsky and Hutch. She wsan't used to fame and notoriety, but she became accustomed to it. At the opening of the book, Elizabeth begins by telling us of complications she had when her and Paul's daughter Ariel was born. She needed many blood tranfusions from many different donors. It was in one of those transfusions that the AIDS virus was hiding. Elizabeth was infecting and she didn't even know it. She passed the deadly virus onto her daughter through breast feeding and later to her son, Jake, while he was still in her womb. In the Absence of Angels is more than just Elziabeth's story. It's the story of her children, her husband, and their struggle to find courage in the face of a losing battle. It's the story of how Elizabeth, with the help of friends and support of her husband, formed the first charity for funding research for Pediatric AIDS which until Elizabeth brought the spotlight to it because of the death of her daughter Ariel, was untouched by doctors and charities alike. It's the story of a family having to cope with the death of a very young, beautiful and precious daughter in 1988 and the inevitable death of a loving, caring wife in 1992, but it isn't a sad book. To me, it's a book of hope and strength. I highly recommend it to any and every one