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One Little Goat: A Passover Catastrophe

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By Barbara Goldin, I. L. Peretz
| Jewish Book Council
Review By – March 25, 2025 The Passover seder is a ritual deeply imbued with meaning. Yet, for children, it can seem interminable. Author Dara Horn and illustrator Theo Ellsworth have expanded on that truth, and several others central to Jewish history, in a graphic novel that both subverts and celebrates elements of the festival. The title refers to the song Had Gadya, frequently sung near the end of the long evening.
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Book Bag: ‘Dear Oliver: An Unexpected Friendship With Oliver Sacks’ by Susan B. Barry; ‘Benjy’s Messy Room’ by Barbara Diamond Goldin

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By Steve Pfarrer, Susan Barry, Barbara Goldin
| Daily Hampshire Gazette Verified
E-Edition Advertise Newsletters Subscribe Home News Opinion Sports Business Arts & Life Obituaries Classifieds Calendar Dear Oliver: An Unexpected Friendship with Oliver Sacks By Susan R. Barry The Experiment, LLC Susan Barry, a former Mount Holyoke College professor of neuroscience, behavior, and biology, was born with a significant case of strabismus — crossed eyes — which left her stereoblind, unable to point her eyes in the same direction.
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Just a Hat

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By Andrew M. Fukuda, Barbara Goldin
| Jewish Book Council
From the Publisher December 31, 2023 Action-packed, humor­ous, and bit­ter­sweet, this 1970s-era com­ing-of-age nov­el is more rel­e­vant than ever — explor­ing how a sec­ond-gen­er­a­tion immi­grant kid in a new home­town must nav­i­gate bul­ly­ing, unex­pect­ed friend­ships, and the strug­gle of keep­ing both feet firm­ly plant­ed in two very dif­fer­ent cultures.
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