Why do we have hands and feet, eyes and ears?To do mitzvos, of course!Hashem's world was not complete until He made people with "...feet that can run very fast to help a friend... hands to open the door for a guest... ears for listening to a mother and father"... and so much more!Delightfully written and re-issued with fresh, colorful illustrations, All About Us gives children of all ages a new perspective on different parts of the body.

All About Us

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Little Boy Named Avram (Little Greats)

Children's Books

Geography & Cultures

A charming, delightfully illustrated book, designed to lull your little one to sleep while teaching him Aleph- "Basics." As he says "goodnight" to all his friends - from Eliezer Avraham Esrog to Tanchum Torah - he is introduced to the essential objects in a Jewish child's life. Contains a glossary and the "Shema" in Hebrew and English.

Goodnight My Friend Aleph: A Story for Little Children

Tova Mordechai

Literature & Fiction

Brilliant scholar, dedicated physician, prolific author, Torah leader...  Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon was all of these and much more.    But what were his early years like?  What struggles and challenges did he endure?    This biography tells the story of the Rambam's life in a well-researched, sometimes fictionalized narrative for independent readers. The author includes many well-known facts and incidents from the life of this Torah giant, as well as some fascinating, less-familiar details.  Actual excerpts from the Rambam's extensive writings are seamlessly incorporated into the action, and footnoted for reference.  This spellbinding treatment pulls readers into the life and history of an influential leader of the Jewish People.

Rambam: The Story of Rabbi Moshe Ben Maimon

Rochel Yaffe

Religion & Spirituality

A little leaf wonders what will happen next as it experiences the four seasons. Who would think about the life of a leaf and the stages it goes through from bud to old brown leaf? One might see this as a lovely story for the holiday of Tu b'shvat or perhaps a starting point to talk about life cycle events. However one decides to use this to read to children 3 to 7, it is a beautiful story with bright, colorful, upbeat illustrations. Regardless of one's age, there will be a story in this book. When people are becoming more and more ecology conscious, something we Jews have known all along, this book will be a beautiful story to read to or with children.

The Little Leaf

Chana Sharfstein

Dina Herman Rosenfeld

Chana Zuber-Sharfstein

A collection of stories. The characters in these stories are so deftly drawn, so real, that the reader can fully identify with their problems and predicaments. Each young hero or heroine utilizes Torah ideals and moral courage in making everyday choices.

Kaleidoscope

Adina F. Kornbluth

Novels, biographies, tales of wisdom and adventure for young readers.The characters in these stories are so deftly drawn, so real, that the reader can fully identify with their problems and predicaments. Each young hero or heroine utilizes Torah ideals and moral courage in making everyday choices.

Kaleidoscope: A Collection of Stories

Laibel doesn't like to share with his little brother, so he devises a clever plan to put an end to it. But someone soon outsmarts Laibel, helping him to discover why sharing is more important than he thought. Adroitly written in catchy rhyme, with vivid illustrations.

Labels for Laibel (Yossi and Laibel)

Norman Nodel

These books are especially designed with the very youngest children in mind. Bright colors, exciting images and rhythmic text make reading aloud a joy for the reader and child alike For a three-year-old boy, his upsheren - the traditional first haircut - is an exciting event. It can also be an occasion for anxiety, which is why this book was conceived: to help parents prepare for, and reassure their child about this special day. The text's clear and simple style is complemented by delicate watercolor drawings.

My Upsheren Book

Binah Tirzah Bindell

This inspiring story highlights Rivka's acts of kindness to others, including ten very thirsty camels. The glowing illustrations and lilting prose tell this famous tale on a level that the young child can appreciate. From The Little Greats Series. Also available, A Little Boy Named Avram and Dovid The Little Shepherd.

Kind Little Rivka (The Little Greats Series)

Ilene Winn-Lederer

Judaism

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