Amy Butler Greenfield

Amy Butler Greenfield is an award-winning American writer and historian. She loves to write children’s books, young adult novels, and historical fiction stories. As an experienced and enthusiastic speaker, Greenfield has featured on several TV shows and numerous radio programs. Greenfield has also delivered her talks at Oxford University, Harvard University, and the LA Public Library. She has also spoken in many bookstores, lecture halls, and classrooms. Greenfield began her career in the field of writing nonfiction with the book called A Perfect Red. She has narrated red dye cochineal’s history in this book. The critics praised the book very much and appreciated her writing style. The book has been published in as many as 8 languages and has won the Albrand Award in the US as well as the Veolia Prix DU Livre in France. This nonfiction work by Greenfield has featured in a number of publications such as Smithsonian, Gastronomica, Cricket, etc.