1987 "The Most Popular Girl". (Crosswinds) In this Young Adult move, Jennifer is the most popular girl in school until her school superintendent father is accused of embezzling school funs. That is when she finds out who her real friends are.Translated into French, German, Hungarian).

1987 "Sorority" From an elite Long Island college in the fifties to glamorous Los Angeles in the eighties, three women are united by dreams and desires. Theirs was a friendship rooted in the secrets they shared..dark truths about families that betrayed them, passions forbidden them, ambitions obsessing them. Three exceptional women three intimate lives joined by acts of passion, tragedy, and triumphant love.

1987 "Bigger is Better". Crosswinds. This YA novel deals with the adventures and misadventures of the fat daughter of a Hollywood star who cannot seem to get thin. (translated into French, German, Italian, Hungarian).

1982 "Jealousy" Scholastic. This Yougn Adult novel is the story of Gayle, who feels Jalous most of the time. She wants to change. Jealousy only gets her in trobule. she doesn't know what to do until a tragic accident shows her the things that really matter.

1981 "One Day You'll Go" This Young Adult novel is the story of Kathy, who works at the fruit stand on her family's apple orchard. Chris just appears one stummer, a dirty hitchhiker wiuth no place to go, and Kathy's family takes him in. During the golden days that follow, Kathy learns what love is. She and Chris take long walks in the evenings, share secrets, and always know what the other is thinking. But Chris is a drifter and Kath's afraid that he will leave as unexpectedly as he arrived. Then comes the disaster that changes their lives forever. (translated into German, Dutch, Italian)

1979 "Teaching Adolescent Literature". Hayden. This college methods book was one of the first to espouse a humanities approach in the high schools to the teaching of literature.

1978 "Teaching Reading Through Adolescent Literature Filmstrip Series." Prentice-Hall Media. Teaching reading through literature of high interest to adolescents.

1978 "Growing Up Guilty" Pantheon. This penetrating Young Adult novel is set on the eve of World War II and recounts the romance of a young girl with a family dedicated to socialism, with a heroic, fighting mother like Emma Goldman. Young Adult books with such political orientation are rare and important.

1978 "Like Mother, Like Me", Pantheon/Bantam paperback. (CBS Film with Linda Lavin and Kristy McNichol). Jennifer's fathe is handsome, irresponsible, and not very bright. When Jen is 15, he takes off for Denmark with a students, leaving his wife and daughter to fend for themselves. Breezy, witty, sharp dialogue and a plot that deals with love, sex, and women's liberation.

1977 "Earth in Transit" Dell. This anthology deals with science fiction and contemporary social and political problems.

1970 "Teaching the Humanities", Macmillan. This college textbook deals with teaching the humanities across disciplines.

1969 "How People Live in Mexico." Benefic. YA non-fiction (with Nancy Lynn Schwartz)

1967 "How People lived in Ancient Greece and Rome" Benefic. YA Non-fiction. (with G. Reuben).

Films

1992. Dr. Schwartz wrote and produced a 30 minute video entitled THE CHILDREN OF IZIEU. Filmed in France and the US, this film recounts the terrible raid on an orphanage on April 6,1944, in which forty-three little Jewish children were deported to Auschwitz and gassed. This video has won a number of video awards, has been shown in many European countries, and is in the Orphanage at Izieu, which has been preserved as a memorial to the martyred children.