Juvenile Books
The Book of Esther with a page-by-page synopsis to help children follow the narrative; the blessings, and laws of Purim.
For children of all ages - a megillah like none you've ever seen before! It is replete with brilliant illustrations, summaries across the tops of the pages, the full Hebrew text in easy-to-read type, a translation that is simple, yet accurate, and a selection of short commentaries. Illustrated by Michael Horen.
| ArtScroll’s Middos Series delighted an entire generation of young readers while teaching them good middos. Now our children (grandchildren too!), ages 4 - 9, can enjoy the exciting adventures and super-fun illustrations of SIX of the most popular books in the series. Open the Big Book of Middos Books and get ready for lessons and laughter -- and a lot of good middos! Arrogant Ari Learns a Lesson: Ari was the “biggest bigshot you ever met.” And then he learned a lesson in humility. Eli and His Little White Lie: It all began as a cute little fluffy white lie, but it soon got out of hand. Until Eli decided to tell the truth. Dovy and the Surprise Guests: Will Dovy ever get the Shabbos guests he wants so badly? Benjy’s Room: Benjy didn't like sharing his room. But when he got a room for himself, that’s when the trouble really began. The Secret of the Leaves: Some people are loud, but Beryl is the loudest. That changes when he learns a secret. Farmer Greenfield’s Big City Adventure: The Greenfield family learns: Never give up! |
"A fast-paced picture book that combines the drama foreshadowing the American Revolution, the heroic Maccabee fight for freedom, and Sephardic Hanukkah customs" --Association of Jewish Libraries
"An engag-ing sto-ry about a Jew-ish Amer-i-can past" --Jewish Book Council
Set against the backdrop of Hanukkah and the American fight for independence, this is a story of friendship, freedom, and a love of chocolate. End notes provide background about the Boston Tea Party, a brief explanation of the holiday of Hanukkah, and a description of America's first Jews, predominantly settlers from Spain and Portugal who came to escape religious persecution and to find religious freedom and economic opportunity. Includes recipes for Colonial-style hot chocolate and bunuelos.
The sky up high, the land and sea, a brand new world for you and me. Crisp writing and extraordinary illustration combine in this unique picture book about the Creation of the world. The author s rhyming couplets detail the creations that Hashem brought into being on each passing day. Fins and scales. Flapping tails. A school of fish. A pod of whales. Most important of all is the simple truth shining through the entire narrative: this wonderful world was designed especially for us, and it is good. The Creation Book features paper cut artwork, watercolor and collage techniques by Dena Ackerman, with spectacular details that will delight the very young and amaze their parents and teachers, too!
The Second Book of Shmuel continues the fascinating life story of the greatest of all Jewish kings, David. We read how he conquered Yerushalayim; about Uza's tragic death; David's numerous battles against enemy nations, his marriage to Bas Sheva; the birth of Shlomo; his son Avshalom's rebellion; and much more. Not only are we deeply touched by the unfolding events, we simultaneously absorb some of the eternal lessons contained in the Books of the Prophets. Recommended from age 10 and up.
Looking to spice up your Shabbos table? Here's a real treat! Celebrate the Book of Bereishis with this unique work where the comic talents of Gold, the artistic talents of Gadi Pollack, and the illustrated stories of Yoni Gerstein make this book a real winner. Plus, it's chockfull of everything "Shabbos", from recipes to stories of Torah Sages and questions on the weekly Torah portion. An all-you-can-read combination that will please everyone from youngest to oldest. See if for yourself, and make this Shabbos a real Family Shabbos! This volume 2 contains parshyos Vayetzei through Vayechi.
When Bracha's painting becomes ruined, everyone tries to make her feel better. But nothing seems to work. Who can comfort Bracha — and how?
Through this beautiful story, your children will experience the benefits of empathy and learn the power of being fully present for another person's experience.
Without empathy, meaningful connections are hard to create and sustain. The Friend That Stayed teaches how profound the act of simply listening is. Both children and parents will be moved and inspired by this touching story.
Blimie Heller - Parenting Educator and Coach
A young boy grows to manhood and old age experiencing the love and generosity of a tree which gives to him without thought of return.
A great activity book that you won't want to PASS OVER!
Hours of enjoyment for kids ages 5 - 12!
The Great Pesach Funbook makes it SO much fun for kids to be part of the excitement before and during Pesach. Keep your younger children busy, happy, and entertained while you and your older children are busy preparing.
In this exciting and educational activity book, you'll find ...
A board game!
Matching games!
Solve the mystery!
Search and find!
And much more!
With over 30 games, riddles, puzzles, mazes, fill-ins, crafts, recipes, and much more, the kids will have loads of fun this Pesach!
A fun and playful Chanukah twist on the popular nursery rhyme "The Itsy Bitsy Spider"! The itsy bitsy dreidel went for a little spin.
Down came the snow so the party could begin.
Dad was in the kitchen heating up the oil.
For some doughnuts and some latkes, he brought it to a boil. The itsy bitsy dreidel gets ready to celebrate the Festival of Lights with the lighting of the menorah.
Down came the snow so the party could begin.
Dad was in the kitchen heating up the oil.
For some doughnuts and some latkes, he brought it to a boil. The itsy bitsy dreidel gets ready to celebrate the Festival of Lights with the lighting of the menorah.
Magnificent, beautiful, and dramatic--this haggadah is worthy of superlatives! The creative genius of Rabbi Baruch Chait, combined with the superb skill of master illustrator Gadi Pollack, make this haggadah one-of-a-kind. The realistic illustrations will literally transport you back to Egypt, as it looked and felt during the Exodus. The torture our nation experienced, and the wonder of redemption are all captured in these life-like pictures. Experience the thrill of G-d's Redemption, the pain of our ancestors, and the magnitude of the Ten Plagues, in this remarkable haggadah. Full-color pictures, with midrashic interpretations and an intriguing essay on the Exodus from Egypt.
Laminated pages to protect against spills at the seder table.
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 120
Publisher: Feldheim
The Katz Haggadah Laminated [Hardcover]
By: Rabbi Baruch Chait
Illustrated by: Gadi Pollack and Evgeny Markovich
THE KICHELS ARE BACK!
You loved the bestselling first collection ― now get ready for even more laughs with the frum family just like yours! Tag along with the Kichels as they juggle carpool and chol hamoed trips, tackle school applications and shidduchim, and mix social commentary with cholent jokes.
The Kichel Collection 2 has more than eighty comics and is packed with exclusive bonus content, including:
- 100+ pages of fun, with 90 pages of comics
- A behind-the-scenes peek at the making of your favorite strip
- A trip to the Kichel past with never-published-before comics
- A step-by-step guide for how to draw the Kichels
- An interview with the Kichel family
- And more!
The perfect gift for your entire family, The Kichel Collection 2 offers hours of fun and laughter.
Here Comes the Frum World's Funniest Family. Finally, the book you've been waiting for! Join Yechiel and Nechama and their irresistible brood as they bravely strive to survive life in the frum lane. The Kichel Collection features ninety comics packed with hilarious observations and penetrating social commentary — plus a family tree, answers to fascinating trivia questions, and an exclusive interview with the Kichels themselves. The Kichel Collection — a book that will have your whole family laughing.
This exciting series allows each child in the family to participate in the experience of the weekly Parsha (Torah reading). The Parsha is told in an easy, flowing style based on Rashi, Rishonim, and Midrashim. Large, modern type and numerous illustrations help the child visualize the scenes described in the text.
This marvelous Haggada is a treasure for each family member. The younger children will be delighted with the Midrashim, parables and number(gematriya) riddles. Teenagers and their parents will enjoy the questions and answers that address and lucidly explain basic points of the Haggada. Teachers and educators will find this book invaluable, since it presents the material in the vivid style for which "The Little Midrash Says" series has become famous. This Haggada provides much more information than can be discussed during the Seder nights. It will actually keep the family busy during the yom tov meals all eight days of Pesach! Recommended for ages 9 through adult.
The weekly Torah readings occupy, and rightly so, a prominent place in the Jewish child's heart and mind. "The Little Midrash Says" series was created to facilitate the child's understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of the weekly parshyos. The striking illustrations help the child visualize the scenes described in the text. Parents and educators are urged to regard the text merely as a springboard and guide, and to elaborate on it according to the individual child's needs. The weekly quizzes ("Are you a parsha expert?") and the "problem of the week" should stimulate a family-wide discussion of the weekly Torah portion.
This exciting series allows each child in the family to participate in the experience of the weekly Parsha (Torah reading). The Parsha is told in an easy, flowing style based on Rashi, Rishonim, and Midrashim. Large, modern type and numerous illustrations help the child visualize the scenes described in the text.
This exciting series allows every child in the family to participate in the experience of the weekly Parsha (Torah reading). The Parsha is told in an easy and flowing style based on Rashi, Rishonim, and Midrashim. Large, modern type and numerous illustrations help the child visualize the scenes described in the text.
The stories of our Sages provide a wonderful vehicle for entertaining our children while instilling in them timeless Torah views and values. This collection, which includes man beloved classics, as well as Midrashim from uncommon sources, greatly aids parents and educators in helping children acquire good midos. Written with warmth and flair, it is enhanced by the charming artwork of Tova Leff and Bracha Merel. These inspirational stories will remain in the hearts and minds of youngsters for years and years to come.
A digest of the weekly Torah portion based on Rashi, Rishonim, and Midrashim, adapted for junior readers and to read aloud.
Berrie is a little spacecraft with a big dream: She wants to go to the Moon! But how will she prove to everyone else that small can be powerful, too? Berrie is based on the real SpaceIL spacecraft flying to the moon in early 2019! Founded by three young entrepreneurs with a dream, SpaceIL's mission is to land the first Israeli spacecraft on the Moon. With The Little Spacecraft, SpaceIL hopes to get the next generation of children excited about aerospace engineering and exploration. Dr. Mom and her team at StellarNova strive to provide children, parents, and educators with the tools to unlock the superpowers of science through literature, adventures, and hands-on experiences.
Berrie is a little spacecraft with a big dream: She wants to go to the Moon! But how will she prove to everyone else that small can be powerful too? Berrie is based on the real SpaceIL spacecraft flying to the moon in early 2019! Founded by three young entrepreneurs with a dream, SpaceIL's mission is to land the first Israeli spacecraft on the Moon. With The Little Spacecraft, SpaceIL hopes to get the next generation of children excited about aerospace engineering and exploration.Dr. Mom and her team at StellarNova strive to provide children, parents, and educators with the tools to unlock the superpowers of science through literature, adventures and hands-on experiences.
This seems to be a simple story of a melody in search of a singer, but look a little closer and you will find echoes of an ancient Jewish tale. According to a two-thousand-year-old commentary on the Bible, God offers the Torah, the Hebrew Bible, to all the people of the ancient world. Each nation decides not to accept the Torah because it cannot abide by its laws. But when the Torah is presented to the Jews on Mount Sinai, they welcome it. Ever since then, the Torah has been the song of the Jewish people, and in every generation its melodies are sung by new voices.A free downloadable activity guide that highlights the themes in this book is available on the Kalaniot Books website.
An original Jewish folktale about a girl who knits, a deaf woman, and a piece of blue yarn. When her family invites a deaf woman and her baby to stay, Ruthie, a talented knitter of mittens, wonders how the mother will know if her child wakes in the night. The surprising answer inspires Ruthie to knit a special gift that offers great comfort to mother and baby--and to Ruthie herself.
With language and imagery reminiscent of stories told long ago, this modern Jewish folktale will resonate with those who love crafts, anyone who's encountered someone with physical differences--and with everyone who has ever lost a mitten in the depths of winter.
With language and imagery reminiscent of stories told long ago, this modern Jewish folktale will resonate with those who love crafts, anyone who's encountered someone with physical differences--and with everyone who has ever lost a mitten in the depths of winter.
An original Jewish folktale about a girl who knits, a deaf woman, and a piece of blue yarn.
When her family invites a deaf woman and her baby to stay, Ruthie, a talented knitter of mittens, wonders how the mother will know if her child wakes in the night. The surprising answer inspires Ruthie to knit a special gift that offers great comfort to mother and baby — and to Ruthie herself.
With language and imagery reminiscent of stories told long ago, this modern Jewish folktale will resonate with those who love crafts, anyone who's encountered someone with physical differences — and with everyone who has ever lost a mitten in the depths of winter.
The ultimate Parsha book for kids! By famous children's storyteller, Rabbi Juravel, author of A Journey with Rabbi Juravel, vol. 1-3. Superb layout and illustrations. A comprehensive education on the entire parsha; this is a tremendous learning tool that will keep children absorbed for hours on end!