MoMo Fox Learns How To Be A Good Neighbor: Book 3 In The Animals Build Character Series For Children (The Grizzbear Family)

Explore Family Values ~ Relationships ~ Compassion ~ Helping Others Leadership ~ Responsibility ~ Sensitivity ~ Trust Love ~ Respect ~ Hope ~ Prayer ~ And More... Teach your children the ABCs of character-building from our stories in the Animals Build Character Series. These illustrated stories are structured upon thoughtful and respectful ways to live life through the eyes of a group of unique animals sure to captivate your child. The lovable Grizzbear family joins Saba Owl, Giveret Deer, Mister MoMo Fox, LuLu Fox and their animal friends to create heartwarming stories with a message. At the end of each chapter, there are questions to initiate conversation with your children, focused on the importance of living a life based on positive values and good character traits. Whether you read these stories aloud or your child is already a reader, these stories will create an ideal atmosphere to introduce themes and concepts for personal growth and development. Ages 5-10

MoMo Fox Learns How To Be A Good Neighbor: Book 3 In The Animals Build Character Series For Children

Children's Books

Hermelin, Aviva

Animals

Mazo Publishers

Whether you serve as a volunteer leader, or are on staff, this book, “Growth Through Governance”, which provides a Jewish approach to nonprofit governance, offers helpful insights and techniques to enhance your role in your organization’s operation. In this book, we’ll talk about making better decisions in your organizations. We will provide tips to running your board meetings, dealing with day-to-matters in the organization, and fundraising. For the volunteer leader or team manager, this book is worth buying just for the entirely original essays “How to Run a Good Meeting” and “Managing the Unplanned Project—and Why You’d Rather Not.” Anyone concerned about insufficient volunteer power will find challenge and food for thought in Chapter 5, “Board and Committee Leadership,” and Chapter 7, “People Management,” while strategists in all walks of nonprofit life will appreciate the selection of “Strategic Issues Most Synagogues Face.” Jewish text lovers will find the shiurim (lessons from Jewish text) to offer serious, fresh scholarship while specifically introducing the governance subject matter of each chapter. I believe my “Ethics” essay positions this book among the strictest and most careful approaches to ethics on the scene. This book is also a one-stop shop for learning about professional project management, contemporary productivity practices like Scrum and Pomodoro, and high-level metrics of organizational capability or capacity, newly and originally applied to nonprofit and specifically Jewish organizations, all explained in plain English and put in the context of spiritual nonprofit leadership. I hope the book will be entertaining, too. Filled with stories from the trenches, illustrative characters like worker bees, Dominators and Uncle Moe, and concepts like legitimacy, stagnation, working boards, the rejection-rework cycle, inspiration points and smiley-face messaging, I hope this book will be both useful and fun to read. The book is intended for a general audience, but the footnotes are intended to appeal to a scholarly audience. I have not footnoted statements which stem from common experience or which are my opinion. Footnotes offer information, support my interpretations, or highlight disagreements and areas of continuing research. At times the footnotes take excursions from the main topic, in the interest of thoroughly investigating questions of scholarship.

Growth Through Governance: What Every Jewish Nonprofit Leader Needs To Know

Sher, Jeremy D.

Business & Money

"Blessings For Our Food" or Birkat HaMazon follows nusach Ashkenaz. This bencher is produced in LARGE PRINT FOR EASIER READING, both in English and Hebrew. Includes the before and after blessings for all foods, and the additional blessings for Sheva Brachot and Brit Mila. Elegantly designed in full color. This edition is dedicated to the memory of Batya Bat Yitzhak, z'l.

Blessings For Our Food - Birkat HaMazon: ברכת המזון (Hebrew Edition)

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Ben-David, Sender

Regional & International

LARGE PRINT EDITION: Nuggets of Ethical Teachings and Wise Insights: In the course of many generations a host of edifying stories about the spiritual giants of the Jewish People have accumulated. This collection in "Heart and Scroll: Heartfelt Stories From The Masters" assembles the acumen and vision of a multitude of teachers of the Jewish People, in many generations: men of piety, righteousness, unquestionable integrity, high principles and moral values. They cover subjects such as relations between people, between humans and their Maker, and between an individual and his own soul. Eli Wiesel, author and Nobel Prize Laureate, said "The telling of the Hasidic tale is a special skill and one that Simcha Raz knows well. It is truly a pleasure to observe how he has regenerated and restored legends and tales drawn from the wellspring of Hasidic lore."

Heart And Scroll: Stories From The Masters (LARGE PRINT Series)

History

Elkins, Dov Peretz

Raz, Simcha

World

Kabbalah is an esoteric teaching that seeks to explain the relationship between G-d and His people through a mystical explanation of Biblical passages.   The author, Dr. Larry S. Milner,  MD, JD, MLS has followed this belief in analyzing the Biblical story of the Hebrew Exodus from Egypt.   “In this trilogy of historical novels,  I want to open up our understanding of what happened to both the Jewish people and the world at large through that event of the Exodus.  Read this book and learn what the Bible meant to explain about why Moses had to die before entering the Promised Land, and how the Exodus changed the history of ancient Egypt and Greece.”  – Tainted Hands –  – The Sun Shone Only In Goshen –  – Your Name Is Achilles - Son of Daniel –

Legacy Of The Burning Bush: A Kabbalistic Interpretation of the Hebrew Exodus

Religion & Spirituality

Milner, Dr. Larry S.

Judaism

The Sages of Our Tradition: Interpreters of the Tanakh and Talmud

This book is an encyclopedic and bibliographic approach to the Rabbis from the days of the Mishnah through our own generation who interpreted and transmitted the Written and Oral Torah. Dr. Cyril Mazansky has created a comprehensive English-language biography of the more prominent of these great Sages and presents categories and classifications of their works using a straightforward approach to clearly present this wealth of data. This information will provide the general reader and student with a comprehensive reference book, in English, on the great scholars and religious authors of the Biblical and Talmudic interpretive tradition throughout the centuries.

Reference

Mazansky, Cyril

Catalogs & Directories

"Isabelle's Attic" is the story of a young Jewish girl whose life was saved from certain death at the hands of the German Nazis during World War II. From 1942 to 1945, three-year-old Isa Hauser was hidden by a Polish Catholic family in their attic in Czortkow, Poland, her birthplace. She was one of only three Jewish children from Czortkow known to have survived the Nazi atrocities. Until the early 1990s, the author, Isabelle Teresa Huber, did not speak about her story of survival, and did not associate herself as a Holocaust survivor. Finally able to confront her truths, the flood gates opened. Encouraged by her family, she and her close friend, Nan Miller, collaborated to write the complete account of this part of her life. Through this collaboration she has now given her children and grandchildren meaning to the idea of how dear life really is.

Isabelle's Attic: The Story Of A Young Jewish Girl's Survival Against The Nazis (Remember the Holocaust)

Huber, Isabelle Teresa

Seek My Face: Poems About The Holocaust (Remember the Holocaust)

Fojtel, Anna

"Girl '44" is the story of an innocent child's survival in a harsh world. Until the age of seven, Nan Shirley Ann Miller lived, unknowingly, behind a shattered mirror of bad luck: abandonment by her birth parents, life in an orphanage and numerous foster care facilities until she was finally adopted into a high society family. Known as "Girl '44" by the Cuyahoga County Department of Human Services in Ohio, Nan Shirley Ann Miller reunited with her birth family after a miraculous chain of events - fifty-five years after being adopted. This helped her to answer many questions about herself, including the discovery of her Cherokee ancestry. In the space of three whirlwind months, Nan's older sister Betsy - "Girl '43" - re-entered her life, and revealed many of her recollections of their tragic early childhood, including the details of Nan's hidden away memories of physical abuse. Although handed a difficult start in life, today Nan successfully enjoys her multiple roles as wife, mother, grandmother, sister, educator, artist, clown, and writer.

Girl '44: A Memoir of Adoption and Discovery

Parenting & Relationships

Miller, Nan Shirley Ann

Adoption

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