Susan Goldman Rubin Books

Emily in love
Emily in love

By Susan Goldman Rubin

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A developmentally-disabled fourteen-year-old faces the challenges of her classes at a "regular" high school, a new job, and a budding romance.

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Toilets, toasters & telephones
Toilets, toasters & telephones

By Susan Goldman Rubin

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Discusses the evolution of industrial design and the invention of a varibcy of household appliances.

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Emily Good as Gold
Emily Good as Gold

By Susan Goldman Rubin

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Emily Gold, a learning disabled thirteen-year-old, struggles to be independent from her overprotective parents.

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Emily Good As Gold
Emily Good As Gold

By Susan Goldman Rubin

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Art against the odds
Art against the odds

By Susan Goldman Rubin

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Art Against the Odds
Art Against the Odds

By Susan Goldman Rubin

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Toilets Toasters and Telephones
Fireflies in the dark
The whiz kids plugged in
The wiz kids take off!

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