Reviews
Miriam at the River
“Miriam at the River’ revisits the biblical story of Moses as told by his big sister in this book for those ages 5 to 9.” — Bob Jacob, Co-Editor, CJN View →
Alligator Seder
“Young readers will enjoy this rhyming, whimsical Passover tale.” — Bob Jacob, Co-Editor, CJN View →
I Love Matzah
“The book is ideal for children ages 1 to 4.” — Bob Jacob, Co-Editor, CJN View →
“Miriam at the River’ revisits the biblical story of Moses as told by his big sister in this book for those ages 5 to 9.” — Bob Jacob, Co-Editor, CJN View →
“Miriam at the River’ revisits the biblical story of Moses as told by his big sister in this book for those ages 5 to 9.” — Bob Jacob, Co-Editor, CJN View →
Paulie's Passover Predicament
“Paulie the moosi-cian is all set to host a Passover seder for his friends, but the seder doesn’t go according to plan. There are too many mistakes and that makes the hunt for the hidden afi komen a real puzzle.” - Cleveland Jewish News View →
The Passover Parrot, 2nd Edition
“It’s time for Leba to ask the Four Questions at the Passover seder. But nobody will assist her. That is until Hametz the Parrot arrives and he not only helps her, but also solves the dilemma of who stole the afi komen – the hidden piece of matzah. This is the 25th anniversary… View →
Sammy Spider's Hanukkah Colors
“Sammy Spider and his buddy, Josh, are back for another holiday. Sammy enjoys the holiday customs while learning about basic shapes and colors during the Shapiro family celebration.” – Cleveland Jewish News View →
Moti the Mitzvah Mouse
“Moti the Mitzvah Mouse secretly works all night doing good deeds for his human family and animal friends. But what about Moti? Who will do a mitzvah for him?” – Cleveland Jewish News View →
Koala Challah
“Lila the koala attempts to assist her family in preparation of Shabbat. However, no matter what she does, the challah doesn’t look right. Find out the secret to making a great challah.” – Cleveland Jewish News View →
The Missing Letters: A Dreidel Story
“The heys, the nuns and the shins are all ready for Chanukah. But where are the gimels? The dreidel maker is ready to affix the letters that adorn the four sides of the dreidel, but he has a problem – a missing letter. Look for the clues scattered throughout the book to see if he… View →
Way Too Many Latkes: A Hanukkah in Chelm
“With Chanukah approaching, Faigel suddenly forgets the recipes for latkes. What can she do? Who can she ask? So, her husband, Shmuel, decides to ask the wisest man in the small fictional Eastern European village of Chelm – the rabbi. First, he asks how many potatoes, then how many View →
Engineer Arielle and the Israel Independence Day Surprise
“Engineer Arielle drives a train in Jerusalem, just like her great-grandfather, engineer Ari. The difference is Arielle’s train is a modern light rail train and she’s driving it on a special day – Israel Independence Day. She doesn’t know how she will celebrate the day because she View →
Drop by Drop: A Story of Rabbi Akiva
“Rabbi Akiva is considered to be one of the greatest rabbis of all time. He was a poor shepherd who fell in love with Rachel. She believes her husband could become a scholarly man, except for the fact he couldn’t read or write. Thanks to water in a nearby brook, he learns to read… View →
Rosie Saves the World
“Rosie is ready to save the world, so she begins to help people in her neighborhood. But in the process she neglects her family until she discovers that tikkun olam, repairing the world, starts in her home. Tammie Lyon, an award-winning illustrator whose work is seen in the book,… View →
The Cholent Brigade
“Monty Nudelman can’t wait to shovel his neighbors’ sidewalks, driveways, cars and more when a big snowstorm strikes – until he hurts his back. His back hurts so much he can’t even make Shabbat lunch. Thankfully, his neighbors all made cholent and ‘The Cholent Brigade’… View →
It's Seder Time!
“This is truly a fun photo essay for children and parents alike.” —Cleveland Jewish News View →
The Purim Surprise
“The sweet illustrations will appeal to young children, and Naomi’s whining will amuse parents. This charming book is a good addition to any Jewish children’s book collection” View →
Let's Have a Seder!
“Little children will enjoy looking at the pictures and gnawing on the pages (which probably taste about as good as matzo on the last day of Passover).” View →