Fool's Gold

Libby Lazewnik

Hamodia Treasures

Difficult students; a weakening student body; troubling school politics; and a pain-filled foray into the world of shidduchim are enough to leave Bracha Halperin's head spinning. Will she finish her first year of teaching with her head held high, or will her many challenges emerge victorious? Pass or Fail is the story of one woman's personal journey, as well as an exploration of some of today's most compelling chinuch issues. Serialized in Binah magazine.

Pass or Fail

Sara Wiederblank

Estee Kafra of Binah Magazine brings you her very best, tried and tested recipes! Learn the secret that sets apart the good cook from the master chef: it's the flair and flavor of easy-to-use spices and herbs! Master the art of "spicing it right"!

Spice It Right! [Hardcover]

Estee Kafra

Crossing the Divide is the gripping tale of two families challenged by the question "Where should a Jew live?" In Eretz Yisrael, where the very holiness of the soil compensates for hardships and dangers? In a major Torah center, near home and family? In one of the outlying areas where every individual counts? Those who leave the communities in which they were raised must set out on an adventure and, as with the pioneers crossing the Great Divide in the Rocky Mountains, it is an uphill struggle whose success is not assured. This is a timely and timeless tale by author Rachel Pomerantz of believable characters struggling to make crucial life decisions.

Crossing the Divide

Rachel Pomerantz

When it comes to pediatricians known for going beyond the call of duty, few names come to mind as quickly as Dr. Susan Schulman's. For over three decades, Dr. Schulman has served the Boro Park community with a signature style of care that exudes a rare combination of competence, professionalism and warmth. Understanding Your Child's Health presents Dr. Schulman's invaluable insights in a refreshingly candid, remarkably informative manner that will be appreciated by all parents from expectant to experienced. In short, it's the kind of book that will make you instantly understand why her patients consider her to be family.

Understanding Your Child's Health

M.D.

Susan K. Schulman

Tehilla Sherman was perfectly happy living in her comfortable old house in a small New Jersey town, attending the school run by her parents. Then, to everyone's shock, the school has to close down due to lack of funds and her parents need to find new jobs. At the end of the summer, Tehilla has to adjust to a very different lifestyle in a high-rise apartment in Brighton Beach, New York. There, she meets Galia, a girl originally from Russia, who is just starting to discover her Jewish heritage. Both Tehilla and Galia find themselves being challenged by new experiences. Can their mutual love of music help them to build a true friendship?

Midnight Music

Menucha Chana Levin

Layla Schulman has only a long, lonely summer to look forward to in the isolated vacation home her parents have rented high up in the mountains. But in the mysterious woods behind the house, the effects of a tragic secret are about to erupt - with Layla caught in the middle. Rebecca Waldman could lose everything if she sets foot outside her home before she marries. When she finds herself trapped in a scheme that threatens to upend her world - and with the only person who can help her deliriously ill - Rebecca is forced to search deep within herself. In a remarkable chain of events that can only be defined as hashgachah pratis, Layla and Rebecca desperately race against time to unravel the mystery that holds Rebecca hostage. Deep in the Woods is the gripping story of two teenagers from the turn of the century who discover the power of friendship and selflessness and the strength and courage it gives them. Together, they witness the triumph of good as old secrets are finally laid to rest.

Over The Gate

Bracha Rosman

Talia and Asher Fishman, parents of Koby, a highly sensitive teenager who is having difficulty reconciling his artistic talents with the need - or is it his father's need? - to toe the line in yeshivah. Ella Segal, the class clown, who has everyone fooled - well, almost everyone. Dini Freifeld, the top student, who is so busy keeping up her image of perfection that she almost loses herself - until a trick that backfires forces her to stop and take stock. Aviva Tatz, the devoted teacher who becomes deeply involved with her students' lives, until she learns that even chessed must have its limits. Selma, a homeless woman, who consistently turns out to be the right person at the right time, and the new neighbors, Debbie and Moshe Sherman, who inexplicably arouse Talia Fishman's suspicions... FALSE FRONTS is a riveting, entertaining novel that appeals to both teens and adults. Readers will appreciate the fast-paced plot where they will discover that nothing is how it seems, as well as the dynamics of parent-teen relationships that are woven throughout. Another masterfully crafted story by noted author and Hamodia columnist, Batya Ruddell.

False Fronts

Batya Ruddell

This stunning collection of short stories will take you on a journey worldwide, spanning centuries and cycles of Jewish life:In ancient Israel, a princess is torn apart by her suspicions. In Medieval Germany, a bride must choose her true destiny. In Colonial America, an encounter with a general sends a young lady on the correct path. In ancient Persia, a palace official must navigate court intrigue. In Revolutionary France, a passionate fighter for freedom gets carried away. The mini-serial, originally published as Relative Theories, showcases two sisters as they struggle to find their place in a world of shifting alliances and changing relationships. Ripples in Time is replete with historical detail and fascinating characters, with stories that bridge worlds and resonate across time.

Ripples in Time - A collection of historical fiction

Brocha Miller

With diverse ages and backgrounds, Eliana, Meital, Daniella and Ruchama appear to be an unlikely match. Yet they share a common bond: they are all adopted. And theyâ€TMre all teenagers struggling to define themselves and their relationships. Brachie, their mentor, organizes a support group for the four girls. Under her guidance, they are able to honestly confront and tackle their unique challenges â€" dealing with prejudice and complicated family relationships; discovering their family roots; longing for unequivocal acceptance; and more. Hidden Heritage explores many facets of the challenges adopted kids may face, offering a unique perspective through the story of these four unforgettable teens, their struggles and triumphs.

Hidden Heritage

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