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David Goodner

Iowa City
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Co-Director, Escucha Mi Voz Iowa. Iowa Catholic Worker. Bylines in @NCRonline @theprospect @inthesetimesmag @truthout @wagingnv
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SCHLEMIEL COMES TO AMERICA

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By Jane Yolen, David Goodner, Andrea Tsurumi
| Kirkus Reviews Verified
by Jane Yolen ; illustrated by Óscar T. Pérez ‧ Don’t count all your fools in one place. Schlemiel the tailor lives in Chelm, a town in Jewish folklore famous for fools. He fancies himself wise and a shrewd arbiter, and he just might be…at least, compared with the other Chelm residents. Look what happens when the mayor is frightened that a rock on the mountain looming over Chelm might fall. Some citizens carry the rock down to the village, and Schlemiel remarks they could have rolled it down instead.
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THE INCREDIBLE SHIP OF CAPTAIN SKIP

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By Alicia Acosta, David Goodner, Andrea Tsurumi, Troy Cummings
| Kirkus Reviews Verified
From the Kondo & Kezumi series , Vol. 1 by David Goodner ; illustrated by Andrea Tsurumi ‧ RELEASE DATE: Oct. 27, 2020 Two friends embark upon a high-seas adventure. Kondo, a large lemon-colored creature with wide round eyes, spends his day on his island home with his best friend, tangerine-hued Kezumi.
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Books to Distract Your Kids While You’re on a Zoom Call

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By David Goodner, Andrea Tsurumi, Greg Pizzoli, Drew Brockington
| lbyr.com
As someone who is also working from home, I know what it’s like to have someone come talk to you when you’re trying to work or who needs something when you trying to get things done, granted my person isn’t a child but I feel you. What’s the most inconvenient time that your child needs you when you’re working? Yup, on a Zoom call, it never fails. But don’t you worry *whispers* we got you. We have put together a great list of books to distract your kids while you’re on a zoom call.
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