Meg Greene is an independent scholar and prolific biographer. She is the author of biographies on Jane Goodall, Mother Teresa, and Pope John Paul II for Greenwood Press.

Referring to Billie Holiday (1915-1959) as the iconic female jazz singer, an independent scholar/biographer examines her contributions to the genre as well as the legendary aspects of her short, troubled life. In a series for high school and public library readers, the book includes photos of Lady Day, an index, and references including a selected discography and the official and unofficial Billie Holiday Web sites.

Meg Greene is an independent scholar and prolific biographer. She is the author of biographies on Jane Goodall, Mother Teresa, and Pope John Paul II for Greenwood Press.

Referring to Billie Holiday (1915-1959) as the iconic female jazz singer, an independent scholar/biographer examines her contributions to the genre as well as the legendary aspects of her short, troubled life. In a series for high school and public library readers, the book includes photos of Lady Day, an index, and references including a selected discography and the official and unofficial Billie Holiday Web sites.

Meg Greene is an independent scholar and prolific biographer. She is the author of biographies on Jane Goodall, Mother Teresa, and Pope John Paul II for Greenwood Press.

Referring to Billie Holiday (1915-1959) as the iconic female jazz singer, an independent scholar/biographer examines her contributions to the genre as well as the legendary aspects of her short, troubled life. In a series for high school and public library readers, the book includes photos of Lady Day, an index, and references including a selected discography and the official and unofficial Billie Holiday Web sites.