Rosellen Brown was born in 1939, in USA.

Rosellen Brown likely meant that bureaucratic barriers and budgetary constraints can hinder children's well-being and opportunities for growth. Children may feel trapped or limited by these obstacles, affecting their development and potential.

Rosellen Brown has written:

'Half a heart' -- subject(s): Fiction, Birthmothers, Teenage girls, Racially mixed people, Mothers and daughters, Women civil rights workers, Illegitimate children, Large type books

'Some deaths in the delta, and other poems'

'Street games' -- subject(s): Accessible book

'Intimate Exile Ploughshares Fall 1994'

'AUTOBIOG OF MY MOTHER'

The site www.hotels.com has a nice list of hotels in the area you need. There are several hotels near Stanley Park including Rosellen Suites adjacent to it.

Her mother's name is Rosellen Greenfield, and her father's name is Arthur Gellar. Her parents divorced when she was 7, Sarah was solely raised by her mother, and she only reconnected with her father before he died from liver cancer in 2001.