When Golda and Ezra visit their neighbor Ms. Ortega to return a dish, they learn that Ms. Ortega has to go out of town unexpectedly. But she was supposed to cook a big meal for the senior center using the harvest from her garden—like she does every Sunday. That's a problem Golda is certain they can solve! Can Golda and Ezra figure out how to make sure the seniors at the senior center get their special dinner anyway?

From the new series Golda & Ezra for ages 5-8.

About the Series
There's usually something up in Golda and Ezra's neighborhood—a tricky problem to solve or someone who needs a little encouragement. And Golda and Ezra are always up to the task! With an eagerness to pitch in and some clever ideas, they always save the day for their neighbors, their neighborhood, and even each other. Featuring close-knit stepsiblings who work well together, this fun series will delight young problem solvers who are budding community builders too!

About the Author
Hollie Michaels grew up in South Florida. She has lived in Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, and London. Hollie works as an author, illustrator, theater teacher, and playwright. Many of her plays have been produced on stage. Her play Children of Hooverville is continually performed by middle school students around the country. Hollie lives in Connecticut with her husband, two kids, one corgi named Benny and two cats—Oberon and Puck.

About the Illustrator
Claudio Cerri is an illustrator who lives and works in Stradella, a city in northern Italy. For more than 20 years, he has worked as an illustrator for the world’s most important publishing houses. He’s a lucky man because he has been able to turn his greatest passion into a beautiful job. His other passions are walking in nature, listening to music, reading, playing video games, and cuddling his cats.