Reviews
Counting on Shabbat
“From setting the table to counting the braids of a challah to welcoming guests, little ones will love looking at each picture and learning a little more about how this family prepares for the Sabbath.”―Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle View →
Sammy Spider's First Trip to Israel
“. . .a breath of fresh air. These days, when all talk of Israel and the Middle East is muddled and dark, this book is a light and sweet view of Israel through the eyes of a tourist.” —Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle View →
The Sounds of My Jewish Year
“This book is one that children will demand to ‘read’ again and again.” View →
The Sounds of My Jewish Year
“This [board book] is particularly fun to read because the reader can try out all the sounds of the various Jewish holidays.” View →
The Hardest Word: A Yom Kippur Story
“Children and adults alike will enjoy this exceptionally unique Yom Kippur story.” View →
“The book even concludes with a recipe for ‘spider web matzah!’. All young fans of Sammy will enjoy this new playing experience for Passover.” View →
It's Tu B'Shevat!
“This is a perfect book to introduce the holiday to toddlers.” View →
All About Passover
“This simple book for all ages encompasses everything you need to know about Passover…This book is so packed full of information, families will find it a very useful guidebook to use for explanations and information about Passover.” View →
The Purim Surprise
“This book—a celebration of tradition, community and welcoming the unexpected—is further refreshing because of its exclusive focus on mother and daughter, allowing access to children with both traditional and non-traditional families.” View →
The Mouse in the Matzah Factory
“This tale is simple and educational, offering a new perspective on Passover…[illustrations] are clean, light, and wonderfully optimistic.” View →
Twist, Tumble, Triumph: The Story of Champion Gymnast Ágnes Keleti
“The story of Hungarian Jewish Olympian Agnes Keleti (b. 1921) inspires in Bodin Cohen and Olitzky’s chronicle of how the gymnast persisted throughout WWII. The story opens with Keleti, the Hungarian national champion, being told that a new law… View →