Playmakers the Jewish Entrepreneurs Who
Discover the overlooked history of the Jewish immigrants who revolutionized childhood by inventing America's toy industry. From the creation of the Teddy Bear to iconic brands like Barbie and G.I. Joe, these entrepreneurs crafted the idealized vision of play for a nation. This book explores how their outsider status and immigrant dreams fueled a century of imaginative creations, shaping the very concept of childhood in America.
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