How The Rosh Hashanah Challah Became Round by Sylvia B. Epstein
Hagit Migron (Illustrator) Yossi’s terrible tumble turns out to be a terrific triumph! A tale with year-round appeal, even though it takes place on Rosh Hashanah.
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Thou Shalt Innovate: How Israeli Ingenuity Repairs the World by Avi Jorisch
Thou Shalt Innovate profiles wondrous Israeli innovations that are collectively changing the lives of billions of people around the world and explores why Israeli innovators of all faiths feel compelled to make the world...
The Essential List: A Letter to the Teacher by Miron C. Izakson
Sixth-grader Avi has an assignment: write a letter to the teacher like the interesting letters of days gone by. Taking the missive as a starting point, the bright and inquisitive youngster delves into his...
Good Heart by Alan Newman
Good Heart interweaves the stories of a Jewish family and a Christian family over three generations. Bobby Langford and Danny Baranson lead classic American childhoods together in small-town Indiana in the 1960s and 70s....
Food for the Soul: Traditional Jewish Wisdom for Healthy Eating by Chana Rubin
What should I eat?”The vast amount of confusing and conflicting nutrition information makes this an increasingly difficult question to answer.Chana Rubin guides us with nutrition science and Jewish wisdom, providing practical advice and inspiration...
The Orchard by Yochi Brandes
Daniel Libenson, translator Yochi Brandes is one of the top authors in Israel. The Orchard, her eighth book, is considered the most daring and ambitious of her novels. Critics went so far as to...
Room for Rent by Leah Goldberg
When Sir Reginald Mouse disappears from his apartment, the neighbors in the building advertise his room for rent. One prospective renter after another comes to see the apartment but finds fault with one or...
Catch The Jew! by Tuvia Tenenbom
The book at Amazon Catch the Jew! recounts the adventures of Tuvia Tenenbom, who wanders around Israel of our time calling himself “Tobi the German.” In the course of numerous interviews Tuvia extracts information,...
And Every Single One Was Someone
And Every Single One Was Someone by Phil Chernofsky As a math and Jewish studies teacher in a Jewish day school, Chernofsky wanted a different and meaningful way for his students to relate to...
