"Definitely one of the best things I've read about Everest. Great work. Pat addresses many topics not well discussed anywhere. Very philosophical, thought provoking, and almost mystical writing." Gary Neptune - From the back cover.

10 Keys To Climb Everest

Ament, Pat

Two Lights Publishing

The laughter will never stop with this once-in-a-lifetime collection of the side-splitting family-friendly humor, from the brilliant humorist Arnold Fine of The Jewish Press. Over 340 of Arnie's classic Jewish jokes, one-liners, and humorous observations will leave you-and everyone else-ROLLING ON THE FLOOR! Enjoy clean Jewish humor on the subjects of City Life, Jewish Wit, Politics &amp; High Office, Israel, Doctors &amp; Medicine, Old Age, Relationships, and Little Gems. Makes a perfect Chanukah gift for everyone!

Abi Gezunt! (Vol. 1) - Biggest and Silliest Collection of Classic Jewish Jokes

Children's Books

Arnold Fine

Literature & Fiction

Beloved 'Town of Chelm' Returns in World's First Definitive Encyclopedia of Chelm Stories! After enjoying decades of acclaim in the pages of the acclaimed weekly newspaper, THE JEWISH PRESS, the lovable, side-splitting tales from the legendary town of Chelm have been collected in the world's first encyclopedia of Chelm stories. This new treasury of Jewish wit and whimsy brims with over 150 stories straight out of the fabled town of Chelm - the place where solving life's practical problems was never a straightforward affair, but rather a rollicking journey into the inane. The world's first 408-page definitive encyclopedia of Chelm stories re-acquaints readers with the unforgettable characters that everyone's come to know and love, including, 'The Wise Sage of Chelm,' and fumbling 'Shepsil.' The simple-minded, 'Mottel the Tailor," and riotous, "Berel the Terrible." In all, original writer and creator, Arnold Fine's, recipe for simple and clean Jewish humor still delivers, and with so many stories gathered together in one book, 'The Silly World of Chelm,' is guaranteed to provide hours of fun and enjoyment for the whole family. In the new 8x10 large-format book, with a uniquely decorated padded cover, you'll read about the, 'Green-Eyed Monster,' and 'The Adventures of Kunkle and Munkle.' You'll enjoy the hilarious tale of 'The Mayor's Shoes,' and learn about the formation of the 'Worriers of Chelm,' plus dozens and dozens of more popular tales. "The brilliantly conceived, eccentric scenarios have, for decades, left readers of all ages in stitches with helpless laughter, all the while leaving them scratching their heads in wonderment," explains Zalman Goldstein, author of other children's titles such as, 'The Sultan's Trap' and the popular 'Uncle Yossi's Big Book of Stories' series. "Being able to provide good, kosher humor for everyone is a privilege that is difficult to pass up. In this regard, 'The Silly World of Chelm,' really delivers!"

The Silly World of Chelm: A Treasury of Jewish Wit and Whimsy

Zalman Goldstein

Holidays & Celebrations

Review\n"This book is smart, clear and eye-opening. A must-read education for those who are either personally or professionally involved." —David J. Lieberman, Ph.D., New York Times bestselling author and international expert on interpersonal relationships\n"Zalman Goldstein's latest book, Talking Divorce, provides a wealth of practical and meaningful advice aimed at helping Jewish couples recognize relevant issues surrounding divorce. He takes you through the different stages of a changing family, from marital distress to divorce and co-parenting, helping the reader create a clearer sense of direction and control during a very challenging time in life. This book can spare you and your family much heartache and set you in a healthier direction." —M. Gary Neuman, L.M.H.C., New York Times bestselling author, creator of the NeumanMethod.com, and author of Helping Your Kids Cope With Divorce the Sandcastles Way\n"I've recently served as a Dayan in Jerusalem, where I met with some twenty couples who sought Gittin—the divorce process required by Torah law. Some couples were in predicaments whereby divorce was absolutely necessary. Most were in relationships which had deteriorated or which had never ripened in a mature manner. The rest were good people who were essentially compatible—or as I say in more psychological parlance, spouses who have compatible psychopathology. Why were they seeking divorce? Because they had never developed the tools for handling conflict and discontent. Lacking skills to communicate during times of strife and living in a world which once claimed the credo of "If it feels good, do it" but now marches beneath the banner of "If it doesn't feel good right now, you don't have to do it anymore," divorce has become a facile option rather than a last resort. Zalman Goldstein's newest book is a valuable resource for couples who have arrived at the last resort but are now ready to address their differences without rampant conflict; to sidestep communication breakdowns by foresightful planning; and to have a clear roadmap for traveling the intricate roads which couples and families must traverse in considering the process of divorce, and in considering the prospect of reconciliation. The chapters are readable and digestible, and the checklists are usable and generate clarity beyond the haze of hurt and misunderstanding which occupy mind and heart when husbands and wives are contemplating termination of marriage. I would recommend that couples make this volume their first resort before determining that they have reached the last resort. Talking Divorce also will enlighten those who deal with couples in professional capacities as therapists, attorneys, clergy, and friends and family of couples in crisis." —Rabbi Dr. Dovid Fox, Ph.D., Forensic and Clinical Psychologist, Director of Crisis Intervention, Trauma and Bereavement department of Chai Lifeline; Professor, retired, adjunct graduate faculty, USC and CSPP; Associate Clinical Professor, retired, LLU School of Medicine; acclaimed author and lecturer\n"Many couples in crisis approach the divorce process unprepared, often with catastrophic results. Emotions run high, and life-altering decisions are made without fully considering their true implications. Ending a marriage is never pleasant and being prepared is critical to the mental well-being of all parties. Zalman Goldstein's Talking Divorce is a practical and comprehensive compendium of issues to consider, and a must-read for those who are contemplating divorce." —David H. Rosmarin, Ph.D., ABPP, Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School, and founder of Center for Anxiety in New York\n"With this book, Zalman Goldstein has successfully made order of what is intrinsically a very messy and adversarial process. I recall attending many sessions of a convention around thirty years ago, on the topic of Jewish family, marriage, and divorce. One gripping line by Rabbi Dr. Reuven Bulka—who was speaking about the acrimony

Talking Divorce: A Torah-based guide for navigating and surviving difficult relationship decisions

Self-Help

Relationships

Behold the ultimate kosher-for-all-ages corny riddles and joke book you’ve not been waiting for! Jam packed with hysterical family-friendly jokes and riddles that’ll keep everyone guessing, giggling — and groaning — for hours! Perfect for long lazy afternoons, short busy days, never-ending car rides, family vacations, and more. What did the Apple say to the Banana?—Nothing! Fruits can’t speak! What type of music do fishermen listen to?—Catchy tunes! How do you keep a bagel from getting away?—You put lox on it! What has five toes but isn't your foot?—My foot! WARNING! Contains extremely corny jokes. May cause continuous groaning and laughter!

365 Really Corny Riddles and Jokes: Kosher Jokes for All Ages!

Humor & Entertainment

Puzzles & Games

At long last, read and re-read your favorite questions and answers culled from seven years of weekly Ami columns!\nIncludes over 70 questions and answers covering real-life issues in the areas of Chinuch & Parenting, Shidduchim, Shalom Bayis, In-Laws, and Divorce & Remarriage.\nAppearing in the pages of Ami Magazine for over seven years, “Ask Rabbi Shais Taub” has gained a wide and dedicated following who return weekly seeking his astute guidance, clarity, inspiration, and deep faith.\nRabbi Taub’s trademark style of answering the questioner and not just the question has been praised for its sharp ability to dissect and analyze the readers’ questions as well as its compassion and empathy.\nMuch more than just an advice column, “Ask Rabbi Shais Taub” has become a trusted source for penetrating insights on life, based firmly upon authentic Torah values.

The Ami Letters (Vol. 1)

Rabbi Shais Taub

Appearing in the pages of Ami Magazine for over seven years, “Ask Rabbi Shais Taub” has gained a wide and dedicated following who return weekly seeking his astute guidance, clarity, inspiration, and deep faith. Rabbi Taub’s trademark style of answering the questioner and not just the question has been praised for its sharp ability to dissect and analyze the readers’ questions as well as its compassion and empathy. Much more than just an advice column, “Ask Rabbi Shais Taub” has become a trusted source for penetrating insights on life, based firmly upon authentic Torah values. Includes over 70 questions and answers covering real-life issues in the areas of Faith & Belief Emotional Well-being Friends & Community Family Matters Kibbud Av Va’Eim - Honoring Parents Work & Finances!

The Ami Letters (Vol. 2)

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