"A favorite...This book is recommended for those who want to continue additions to this popular series." —Association of Jewish LibrariesAvi the Ambulance is back in this fourth book of the beloved series about emergency vehicles in Israel. This gentle story centers the importance of teamwork and appreciating the different skills and abilities we all bring to our work and relationships. For readers ages 4-7.Avi the Ambulance was excited to go to the beach and meet his partner Zach's friend Esti. Esti has a new ambulance partner, and Avi loves to make new friends. After making sure his tires are nice and full of air, Avi and Zach head out along the busy streets of Israel.When they arrive at the beach, Avi is confused to meet Noah. Noah is a boat in the lake, but he says he's an ambulance like Avi. But Noah doesn't have tires, so Noah can't drive through Israel to bring people to the hospital. How can Noah be an ambulance when he doesn't look like Avi?
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Rabbi Deborah Cohen was ordained in 1997 from Hebrew Union College- Jewish Institute of Religion. She is the rabbi for Lifelong Education at Temple Emanuel in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Her first children's book, The Seventh Day, was recently published.
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