In this classic tale of Kibbud Av V'eim, the key to Dama's chest of precious gems is hidden under his father's pillow. Will Dama wake his father to get the key and make the sale of a lifetime? Just how much must we do to honor our parents? The rich, jewel tones of the illustrations enhance this timeless story.

The Key Under the Pillow

Leah-Perl Shollar

Hachai Pubns; 1st edition

It seems that Leah's family has forgotten her birthday, so this clever little girl decides to make a Jewish celebration on her own. There's only one thing Leah forgot. She didn't invite any guests! What will happen next?

Happy Birthday to Me!

Children's Books

Channah Lieberman

Literature & Fiction

Doing mitzvos with the objects we own is an important part of our lives. In A Car that Goes Far, a young boy grows to appreciate his father's attitude of always offering rides to family and friends. Their little car becomes a mitzvah object, as the family is always on the lookout for mitzvos and acts of kindness they can perform with it! But what will happen when there's no room to fit everyone in? Exciting illustrations and bouncy rhymes make A Car that Goes Far a great addition to every bookshelf. This message of sharing and doing favors for others is sure to resonate with children -- and adults -- of all ages!

A Car That Goes Far

Yael Mermelstein

You be the illustrator... Imagine a children s book with bright colorful artwork, personalized and enhanced by your child s own drawings! Hachai Publishing has just released Thank You for Everything, the very first I-Can-Draw Keepsake Book that leaves room for each child s creativity to shine. Thank You, Hashem, for my family... They re as wonderful as can be! Within a colorful frame, children have a chance to draw their own family, their own favorite foods, the house they live in, and so much more. It s a great way to increase Hakaras Hatov, the quality of gratitude, and a special activity for parents and children to share.What a priceless opportunity for 4-7 year olds to help create a real book that can be read and enjoyed over and over again! With parental supervision and colorful markers, Thank You for Everything will become every child s most treasured book.

Thank You For Everything

Pia Shlomo

It's Friday. Today, for the very first time, Leah and her preschool classmates will get their own dough and the chance to braid their own challah. But, since Leah can't braid by herself yet, what will her friends say? And how will her challah look when it comes out of the oven? In this heartwarming story of creativity and challah fun, Leah discovers that something wonderful can happen when you stay true to yourself... and good friends are at your side!

Pat Roll Pull

Robin Heald