Teddy
Written by Willie Devargas
Illustrated by Lisa Goldberg
2021
When a toddler wakes up to find his teddy bear missing, he leaves no stone unturned in a frantic search to find his friend. Will Teddy turn up? What if he doesn't?? This sweet story is complemented by an original song by the award-winning NYC Kindie musician, Willie Devargas.
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Sadie's Shabbat Stories
Written by Melissa Stoller
Illustrated by Lisa Goldberg
2020
Sadie loves listening to Nana's tales, especially about the traveling candlesticks, Kiddush cup, and challah cover they use every Friday night. Sadie wonders: will she ever be able to tell her own special Shabbat stories, just like Nana?
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Praise for Sadie's Shabbat Stories
“A well-considered, tender tale about sharing history and holidays via the oral tradition.”
– Kirkus
"Emphasizing the ways that traditions bridge the future and the past, ‘Sadie’s Shabbat Stories’ is an awe-encouraging introduction to a storied Jewish holiday . . . Lisa Goldberg’s illustrations are both evocative and complementary, capturing the wonder inspired by Nana’s memories as they become Sadie’s memories, too.”
– Foreword
“ ’Sadie’s Shabbat Stories’ could easily be used as a springboard in classrooms and homes for discussions about Judaic objects found in the home, extending even beyond Shabbat to other items such as a family’s Hanukkah menorah or Passover seder plate . . . Goldberg’s warm, soft and imaginative illustrations complement the story arc beautifully, in portraying the different characters and settings, from shtetl life to contemporary times . . .”
– Association of Jewish Libraries
Ted and Todd: A Toad Tale - Part I
Written by Caroline Tobias, Alease Holden and Pamela Kotorac
Illustrated by Lisa Goldberg
LEADERS PROJECT
Teachers College - Columbia University
Ted and Todd: A Toad Tale - Part II
Written by Caroline Tobias, Alease Holden and Pamela Kotorac
Illustrated by Lisa Goldberg
LEADERS PROJECT
Teachers College - Columbia University