Bracha Goetz

I Want To be Famous!

The Happiness Box

represented by agent Jeanie Pantelakis

Bracha Goetz is the author of sixteen Jewish children’s books, with seven more books under contract.  She is also frequently published in many national and international Jewish publications.  Bracha graduated with honors from Harvard University, and then attended the Medical College of Virginia, before going on to study at Ohr Someyach Women’s Division in Jerusalem, Israel.  Mrs. Goetz also serves on the Executive Board of the national organization, Jewish Board of Advocates for Children, and coordinates a Jewish Big Brother and Big Sister program in Baltimore, Maryland.   She has (also co-authored?) six children and fourteen grandchildren.

I Want To Be Famous! is a picture book about breaking the habit of wanting to be famous.  Within this delightfully whimsical story is a surprisingly profound universal message.

The Happiness Box is a children’s picture book depicting a child who has everything but has found the joy of imagination in a large cardboard box.

What Do You See on Purim?
A fun way for toddlers to learn vocabulary! Teaches toddlers about the holiday of Purim with a bright and colorful word-and-picture book!  Children will learn basic vocabulary while becoming familiar with the objects and concepts that are unique to this special holiday. It’s available from JudaicaPress.com and in the local Jewish bookstores!

She also has a chapter entitled  From Harvard to Homemaking in new release from Coffeetown Press called Torn: True Stories of Kids, Career & the Conflict of Modern Motherhood.

Sullivan Maxx is not responsible for the scheduling of authors, negotiations, or fees associated with the speaking engagements. You may contact the author directly to check availability@ bgoetzster@gmail.com.