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Prosing for Gap-Closing

Bonnie has been a prolific writer since her early days, covering various genres such as poetry, prose, and children's literature. Her PhD research revealed disparities in language development among infants with mothers who have limited education, inspiring her to use her writing skills to bridge these gaps and promote equality for disadvantaged children and youth. To achieve this, she established Prosing for Gap-Closing, a social enterprise that publishes her children's books and channels the profits towards charitable causes. Her latest book, "Free-bird," was recently chosen for the prestigious Book Parade by the Israel Ministry of Education.

Visit www.bonbooks.co.il for more information.

Bonnie selling her book
the book "A Little Bag of Raisins"

Bonnie's first book was "A Little Bag of Raisins." The tale follows Michelle as she is given a bag of raisins by her mother to store "where it belongs." Told from a child's perspective, the book entertainingly depicts Michelle's quest for the ideal location to keep the raisins, culminating in a surprising ending.

"Free-bird" is Bonnie's second book, which follows the captivating journey of a small bird that loses its power of flight. This book was inspired by Bonnie's weekly therapy sessions with T, a young girl diagnosed with cerebral palsy who, despite the disorder's effects on her limbs and speech, possesses remarkable bravery, wisdom, sensitivity, and humor. The book emphasizes the significance of self-empowerment in overcoming life's obstacles and encourages parents and caregivers to help children attain it. "Free-bird" was recently chosen for the prestigious Book Parade by the Israel Ministry of Education.

the book "Free-bird"
the book "A Magical Girl"

The third book, "A Magical Girl", tells the story of Kesem – a bright young girl who struggles in school and faces bullying from her classmates. To share her experiences, she channels her artistic talent into creating a book that reflects her journey and challenges. Through reading her story, the children begin to see Kesem in a new light – and discover the magic that exists within each and every one of them.

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This heartfelt book reminds us of a simple yet powerful truth: we all face challenges in some areas – but each of us also shines in others. When we look beyond the struggle, we uncover the unique magic that makes every child special

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