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Debbie’s Song: The Debbie Friedman Story
When Debbie Friedman was a young girl, music bubbled up inside her, and as she grew, she dreamed that her music could bring people together. Although she had many obstacles to overcome, she did want no one else had done. Debbie created Jewish music that welcomed, included, and honored everyone. And through her music, she created a community, just as she had dreamed.
Blog Tour Dates
November 3, 2022 @ Vivian Kirkfield: Picture Books Help Kids Soar
January 12, 2023 @ Michelle Nott: Book Review
February 6, 2023 @ Melissa Stoller: This Writing Life
February 22, 2023 @ Lydia Lukidis: Blissfully Bookish
March 23, 2023 @ Kathy Temean: Writing and Illustrating
April 4, 2023@ Maria Marshall: The Picture Book Buzz and Perfect Picture Book Friday
April 6, 2023 @ Lindsay Ward: Critterlit
April 10, 2023 @ Maria Marshall: The Picture Book Buzz and Perfect Picture Book Friday
May 15, 2023 @ Mary Boone