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Avi the Ambulance, By Claudia Carlson
Code: 1-68115-503-6
$9.95
Product Description
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Go To School with Avi!
Meet Avi the Ambulance!
Avi dreams of being a life-saving ambulance just like his Mom, Dad, and big sister Maya.
So what's a young, ambitious ambulance to do? Go to school of course!
Avi learns all sort of important skills from the ambulance teacher at school: How to zig-and-zag, zoom-and-stop, and of course how to treat patients well and drive gently. This first book of the new Avi the Ambulance series will charm young readers, and give them a taste of Israel and the Jewish value of helping others.
About the Authors
Claudia Carlson is the author of several collections of poems, including Pocket Park and The Elephant House, and is the editor of The Poet's Grimm. She works at American Friends of Magen David Adom as a graphic designer.
Magen David Adom is Israel's ambulance, blood services and disaster-relief organization. It serves as emergency medical first responders for the state's more than 8 million people. More than 14,000 professionals and volunteers help save lives at MDA.
Meet Avi the Ambulance!
Avi dreams of being a life-saving ambulance just like his Mom, Dad, and big sister Maya.
So what's a young, ambitious ambulance to do? Go to school of course!
Avi learns all sort of important skills from the ambulance teacher at school: How to zig-and-zag, zoom-and-stop, and of course how to treat patients well and drive gently. This first book of the new Avi the Ambulance series will charm young readers, and give them a taste of Israel and the Jewish value of helping others.
About the Authors
Claudia Carlson is the author of several collections of poems, including Pocket Park and The Elephant House, and is the editor of The Poet's Grimm. She works at American Friends of Magen David Adom as a graphic designer.
Magen David Adom is Israel's ambulance, blood services and disaster-relief organization. It serves as emergency medical first responders for the state's more than 8 million people. More than 14,000 professionals and volunteers help save lives at MDA.