Great Children’s Books By BBT Contributor Bracha Goetz
Posted on | December 3, 2009 | By Bracha Goetz | 1 Comment
Bracha Goetz has just released her latest book:
What Do You See in Your Neighborhood?
A wonderful everyday word-and-picture book for toddlers which teaches basic vocabulary – in a Jewish kind of way! This could be a great gift to give anyone with a little one! You can get it online from judaicapress.com or at local Jewish bookstores.
Bracha is the Harvard-educated author of eleven children’s books, including Aliza in MitzvahLand, What Do You See at Home? and The Invisible Book. To enjoy Bracha’s presentations, you’re welcome to email bgoetzster@gmail.com.
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December 4th, 2009 @ 1:08 pm
Cool. Quality books are rare these days.