Amber Goes Missing - Hampton, Ronda L
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Amber Goes Missing is the first book in The Skool Kids series. Amber Goes Missing is intended for children ages six through ten. Amber Goes Missing is centered around the book character Amber who strays away from her school friends on the way home from school and is faced with making decisions about her safety. Amber Goes Missing communicates the importance of not venturing too far from one another and remaining in groups whenever possible.

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Amber Goes Missing is the first book in The Skool Kids series. Amber Goes Missing is intended for children ages six through ten. Amber Goes Missing is centered around the book character Amber who strays away from her school friends on the way home from school and is faced with making decisions about her safety. Amber Goes Missing communicates the importance of not venturing too far from one another and remaining in groups whenever possible.
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Dr. Ronda L. Hampton is among the leading clinical psychologists in California. She is a privately practicing psychologist in Diamond Bar, California, and co-founder of REACH for Mental Health Awareness, a nonprofit organization that educates about mental health awareness and assists families searching for their missing loved ones. Dr. Hampton is a strong advocate for justice for Mitrice Richardson, a 24-year-old African-American woman who went missing from Malibu, California, on September 17, 2009. Inspired by the disappearance, search, and death of Mitrice Richardson, who also worked as a psychology intern at Dr. Hampton's private practice, Dr. Hampton has created The Skool Kids book series, which will work as a practical guide to keep kids safe from perils and teach children about safety. The central characters of this series are Amber Dubois, Jeremy Lum, Mitrice Richardson, Phylicia Barnes, and Wesley Tracy, whose lives profoundly touched Dr. Hampton.