Does Judaism oblige a Jew to live in the Land of Israel? Michael Kaufman, a resident of a comfortable New York city suburb, was startled to find himself asking this question. Determined to find the answer, come what may, he embarked on a remarkable, no-holds-barred, in-depth examination of the issue, delving into ages-old Jewish sources ranging from the Torah and the Talmud to the teachings- and actions- of the Jewish sages down to our times. The answer will surprise you."The book should be read and studied by families in Jewish homes, and in schools and synagogues." -Rabbi Berel Wein

Land of My Past, Land of My Future

Michael Kaufman

Menucha Publishers Inc.

Israel, November 2016 The small, friendly community of Neve Tzuf, Israel, is suddenly thrust into danger. The weather is dry and windy. Forest fires started by terrorists are breaking out across the country. When a fire erupts in Neve Tzuf and spreads at an alarming rate, Efrat Cohen and her family must flee in the middle of the night. Will the Cohens be able to outrun the fire? Can their son, a firefighter, battle the flames? Will they ever be able to return to their home? This is the true story of a brave and resilient family. Join them on their harrowing escape to safer ground. Readers will be fascinated by this absorbing account of the Cohen family as they escape from a major forest fire. The Escape series provides readers with compelling, true narratives of Jewish heroism and survival. Each book includes engaging photographs, a timeline, and a glossary.

Escape from the Neve Tzuf Fire

Chaya Sara Ben Shachar

“You were right,” Moish croaked. “Right? What do you mean?” Reenie asked. “The money,” he whispered. “It’s not enough. It’s never enough. I thought I was the good daddy. Instead, I created a monster.” The quintessential loving father who only wants what’s best for his kids, Moish Green showers his family with expensive vacations and unlimited use of his credit card. But somewhere along the way, the situation has soured. His ungrateful children, now adults, only want more...and more...and more. Moish’s wife, Reenie, watches helplessly as her family’s spending habits spin out of control. How can they rein in the monster they’ve created and teach their children the value of responsibility? As the Greens battle their internal demons, grappling with the excess that surrounds them, will they be able to stay firm and set down new rules for their spoiled children? Master novelist Riva Pomerantz treats us again to an honest, compelling critique of our society, along with a cast of unforgettable characters. Welcome to the Greens’ world, where nannies are de rigueur and kollel couples dine out every night. Can Moish and Reenie, along with their children, learn the true value of life before tragedy strikes? And will they ever experience the elusive feeling of genuinely having enough?

Enough

Riva Pomerantz

Seed of Redemption: An Adaptation of Nachlas Yosef on Megillas Rus

Religion & Spirituality

Lopiansky, Aaron

Judaism

Sarah Schenirer lived in Kraków, Poland. When she was growing up, there were no Jewish schools for girls. Sarah had a dream. She wanted to start her very own school. But the girls weren't interested. What could Sarah do? How would she succeed? Sarah Builds a School tells the inspiring story of a great woman who changed the face of Jewish education for girls in the last century. Children will love this level ed reader and enjoy its delightful illustrations

Sarah Builds a school

Children's Books

ANN D. KOFFSKY

LESLIE GINSPARG KLEIN, PhD

Geography & Cultures

Siddur HaTalmud

Rabbi Yisroel Roll

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