Reviews
All About Yom Kippur
“I wholeheartedly recommend All About Rosh Hashanah and All About Yom Kippur, individually and together, for their inspiration, their focus on the positive, and their very real success in promoting a clearer understanding of the High Holidays and of Jewish religious and spiritual View →
All About Rosh Hashanah
“. . .I wholeheartedly recommend All About Rosh Hashanah and All About Yom Kippur, individually and together, for their inspiration, their focus on the positive, and their very real success in promoting a clearer understanding of the High Holidays and of Jewish religious and… View →
Sammy Spider's First Purim
“A cute story, expressive pictures and lots of noisy sounds for little ones to shout and enjoy.” —Ottawa Jewish Bulletin View →
Rosh Hashanah: A Family Service
“Whether these books are used for family services or as checklists for discussing the High Holidays with young children, they are a welcome, thought-provoking addition to the Jewish Kid Lit.” View →
Too Many Cooks: A Passover Parable
“A funny, cumulative story replete with ingredients kids know will be yucky, refrains they will love to act out and colourful, energetic pictures that make Too Many Cooks a welcome addition to Jewish storytelling for young children.” View →
It's Hanukkah Time!
“Coloured photographs of radiant faces, intense concentration, the fun of doing, the joy of achieving, the special love between grandchildren and grandparents—all that and more make It’s Hanukkah Time! a perfect book for preschoolers.” View →
No Rules for Michael
“No Rules for Michael is illustrated in bright cheerful colours. Preschool is a happy place where facial expressions tell their own story. In all, a charming picture storybook.” View →
My First Hebrew Word Book
“…lively, engaging and completely in tune with both the interest and the developmental stages of young children. Hurrah for My First Hebrew Word Book!” View →
The Bat-Chen Diaries
“Bat-Chen’s writings depict a truth and honesty that is as constant, heart-felt, sincere and hopeful as her desire for peace and her love for her family, friends and the ‘sacred splendor of Jerusalem.’” View →