Children Books
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Ideal for early readers, the adorable pictures and characters, simple sentence structure, and frequent chapter breaks make these books the perfect choice for developing young minds.Visit product page → -
Visit product page →Meet Avi the Ambulance!
Avi dreams of being a life-saving ambulance just like his Mom, Dad, and big sister Maya.
So what's a young, ambitious ambulance to do? Go to school of course!
Avi learns all sort of important skills from the ambulance teacher at school: How to zig-and-zag, zoom-and-stop, and of course how to treat patients well and drive gently.
This first book of the new Avi the Ambulance series will charm young readers, and give them a taste of Israel and the Jewish value of helping others.
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Visit product page →Adorable puppy Mitzi visits a nursing home where she helps the residents celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New year. -
Visit product page →Baruch loves his new yarmulke.
His new yarmulke loves Baruch.
But the two just can’t seem to stay together!Little boys love to climb, and play, and run, and tumble — and sometimes their yarmulkes can’t keep up with them. And then there goes another yarmulke, lost in a tree or under a bed, and here comes another sad boy who can’t find his yarmulke.
In this engaging, child-friendly book, our children will meet Baruch and his disappearing yarmulke. And while they are enjoying their adventures, they are also learning lessons in responsibility and care.
Baruch and His Disappearing Yarmulke is a book for every Jewish child, and for every parent who ever had to say, "Have you lost your yarmulke again???"
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Visit product page →After Papa loses his job during the Depression, Hannah's family moves to rural Minnesota, where she is the only Jewish child in her class.
When her teacher tries to arrange carpools for a Saturday class picnic, Hannah is upset.
Her Jewish family is observant, and she knows she cannot ride on the Sabbath.
What will she do? A lovely story of friendship and community.
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Visit product page →Everyone knows the thrilling story of Esther and Mordechai.
Presented well, it is a priceless lesson in faith, as well as an exciting and suspenseful adventure.
If you have young children - or young grandchildren, neighbors, or friends (or if you're very young at heart) - this book is for you.
It has the full text of the Megillah and tells the story in simple English that is ideal for children.
It has fascinating tidbits of Midrashic and halachic information.
And the full-color illustrations will enchant you and pull you into the story.
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Visit product page →A delightful story about Daniel, eleven-years-old and living in Jerusalem, who aspires to be a detective.
When assigned to do a school project on the Dead Sea Scrolls, Daniel discovers there are even bigger mysteries to be solved.
His investigation takes him to the Shrine of the Book at The Israel Museum in Jerusalem, where he gets his first clues, then on to Qumran in the Judean Desert, where an archaeologist guides him through the place where the scrolls were found.
Yossi Abolafia’s lighthearted illustrations accompany full-color photographs that bring this story to life, as we get to know Daniel, his family, and the people he meets along the way.
Young readers will learn about one of the world’s most exciting and important archaeological finds, and will get a feel for life in Israel today, while they enjoy following Daniel's progress on his “big case.”
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Visit product page →The best-selling HaLamdan HaKatan series returns to the basics with this vibrant and exciting introduction to the Hebrew alphabet.
It's packed with many pages of lively, full color illustrations by Gadi Pollack.
Every one displays a featured letter with its numerical value and explains how it appears in the Torah, in Rashi, and in script.
Children will love searching for the vocabulary words hidden within each full page picture.
An entertaining and enjoyable educational book that belongs in every home and school library.
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Visit product page →This delightful collection of classic tales and parables drawn from Jewish lore and tradition will entertain all ages, while teaching universal ethics and morals.
It is the perfect bedtime treat before a night of meaningful dreams.
With over 85 beautiful illustrations, this enchanting storybook will be read over and over again, making a lovely gift for every family, including yours!
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Visit product page →If you loved Just One Word -- why not share the message with your children and grandchildren?
Welcome the "Amen Initiative" into your homes and your children's schools with Let's Say Amen!
Geared towards 4 - 10 year olds, and graced with Tova Katz's charming and lively illustrations,Let's Say Amen! is guaranteed to entertain, educate, and inspire.With stories explaining the importance of Amen, the Kedusha of Kaddish, as well as stories about the power of the berachos of 'Borei Nefashos Rabbos' and 'Asher Yatzar'.
The concept of Berachos Parties is also introduced, accompanied by several true stories illustrating the impact and effect such parties have had on many difficult situations.
Also included are a number of halachos are presented clearly, as well as tips for making berachos properly.
Let's Say Amen! is a comprehensive guide for integrating this extraordinary idea into your children's lives -- join the Amen Revolution today!
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Visit product page →This newest volume in the bestselling series is chock-full of real-life stories submitted by kids just like you.
Learn from their challenges and triumphs, empathize with their feelings and dreams, and take courage from their own strength.
A real winner for kids everywhere.
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Visit product page →Travel back in time to the ancient land of the Bible and prepare for an exciting tour of one of the world’s most treasured books.
Learn how stories and customs from the Bible are part of our lives today, from the names that we’re given (David, Ben, Miriam, Rebecca) to the names of the places where we live (Bethel, Zion, Jericho); from the movies or plays that we watch (The Prince of Egypt) to the songs that we sing (“Go Down Moses”).
Selections include a day in the life of a kid in ancient times; archaeological digs for Bible detectives; Bible recipes, crafts, and projects; and quizzes, brainteasers, and jokes.
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Visit product page →In this simple, joyous picture book, a young sister and brother share their enthusiasm for Kibud Av Va’eim.
Together, they count what they can do to fulfill this mitzvah from morning to night!
One — we do not make a peep
When our parents are asleep!
Two — we get dressed when they say,
Three — put toys back after play!
The beautiful illustrations include big bright numbers and scenes of warm and loving family life.
How do we honor our parents? Let’s all count the ways!
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Visit product page →Young amateur archeologist Jodie invites her cousin Zach on a Passover adventure to explore Hezekiah's Tunnel in Jerusalem, the famous secret water tunnel.
Sloshing through the long, creepy, dark, wet passage, they solve the riddle in the middle and find a shiny treasure!
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Visit product page →Join us for another exciting adventure with Shaya and Shimmy, our fearless companions in the Fantastic Journeys series – this time with the B’nei Yisrael in Mitzrayim.
Our extraordinary guide, Reuvain, will take us into the evil Pharaoh’s palace.
We can listen in as the harsh decrees are announced, and the noose of affliction tightens on B’nei Yisrael. We’ll see for ourselves the terrible torment B’nei Yisrael suffered under the cruel Egyptian enslavement.
We’ll plead for rachamei Shamayim for them, witness their merits, and experience the miracles and wonders that Hashem performed for B’nei Yisrael as they go from bondage to freedom with song and thanks to Hashem!
Ready? Let’s go!
Long hours of suspense and inspiration await you, and in the end, you’ll personally experience and understand that there’s no one like Hashem!
Ages 8 and up
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Visit product page →This is a rhyming book in which youngsters are encouraged to imagine the absurd.
Zeegel’s book is reminiscent of Dr. Seuss but with a Jewish element.
The first time a Jewish name is mentioned, youngsters’ ears will perk up as the Jewish connection is unexpected and fun.
Jewish and natural elements are intertwined—on one page you are told to imagine if snow was not cold and a shofar was too heavy to hold.
The moral of the natural world is, “Hashem made it perfect,/ We all know that’s true/For him and for her,/For me…/And for you.”
Illustrations are fun and bright.
The imaginative is portrayed in exceptional color with funny depictions and incorporates the rhyme, for example a pictures shows ants drinking lemonade with ice while playing with dice.
Recommended for ages 3-8.
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Visit product page →Even the very youngest children know how important it is to greet guests and make them feel comfortable.
However, most preschoolers don’t focus on how to BE a considerate guest.
In I Go Visiting, a cheerful brother and sister are overnight guests who really know what to do.
Your child can follow them through an afternoon of sharing, helping, and cleaning up.
In the evening, each one thanks their friend’s mother, and listens to her when she says it’s time to go to sleep.
After a happy visit, they make the bed and remember to say, “Goodbye and thank you for having me stay!”
Whether they are invited to a friend’s house after school, or are planning to spend the night, I Go Visiting is the best preparation a child could
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Visit product page →Lively and colorful, I Go to the Dentist is just the book parents need to prepare young children for their very first dental checkup!
Step by step, the rhyming text explains everything a child will encounter during a visit to the dentist’s office.
From the cleaning and the x-rays to the special tools and little round sink.
The friendly dentist in the story stresses that good dental hygiene and regular checkups represent one way we can do the mitzva of guarding our health. And of course, there’s always a prize waiting at the end!
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Visit product page →What could be more exciting for a child than to go to a wedding?
Whether their teacher, a sibling, a cousin or a family friend is getting married, children love to participate in this most joyous event!
In I Go to a Wedding, all the significant and fun parts of a Jewish wedding are brought to life.The familiar brother and sister from all the other Toddler Experience Books enjoy every aspect: from receiving the invitation and getting dressed up, to watching what takes place under the chuppah and dancing until late in the night.
Colorful, detailed illustrations and bouncy rhymes make I Go to a Wedding a great addition to every child’s bookshelf.It makes a perfect and very thoughtful gift for any child who’s family is planning a wedding!
What better way to prepare even very young children for this most important occasion… so they can enjoy it to the fullest and feel part of the simcha!
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Visit product page →A rugged 12-page board book ideal for pre-schoolers.
Colorful pictures and rhymes tell all about saying brochos (blessings)
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Visit product page →Hashem is here, Hashem is there, Hashem is truly everywhere!
Join a curious boy and his good friend, Tzvi, Who go for a walk to look and see, Up and down and all around, Exactly where Hashem is found!
Sometimes children picture Hashem as a distant Figure, living in the heavens or the sky.
Yet, one of the most basic concepts in Judaism is the recognition of Hashem as the Creator of everything, the Original cause and source of all, and a Presence in every aspect of His creation.
In this eye-popping picture book, a curious little boy asks his friend where Hashem can be found. As they explore together in an adventure that takes them from the sky, to the sea and then to outer space, they discover that:
High and low, dark and light,
Near and far, day and night,
In and out, here and there,
Hashem is truly everywhere!
The bouncy rhyming text is a joy to read, and the remarkable artwork, featuring stylish hot air balloons, a retro submarine and a classic rocket ship complete with splash-down capsule, will enchant children and adults of all ages!
Illustrated by former Hollywood animation artist and L.A. resident, Marc Lumer, Hashem is Truly Everywhere is available in Jewish bookstores everywhere!
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Visit product page →Grover and Big Bird are in a hurry to get to the Passover seder, but uh, oh! there are many delays.
Moishe Oofnik comes to the rescue in his tumbledown truck, but will they arrive in time to ask the Four Questions?
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Visit product page →My First Parsha Reader, The Basic Reader for which the Jewish Family Has been Waiting
Preschoolers will enjoy hearing the story and studying the pictures.
Our beginner readers can now read the weekly PARSHA BY THEMSELVES!
The text has been especially adapted for easy reading.
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Visit product page →King David founded the city of Jerusalem and made it his capital.
In this telling of the story based on the Midrash, we meet Dovid as a young shepherd before he was chosen to be King.
His tender care of every single sheep proved that he had one of the necessary qualities to be King of Israel.
Dovid’s sensitivity helps him solve the question of why the baby sheep would not eat the grass.
With a little ingenuity and a lot of compassion Dovid finds the answer.
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Visit product page →While Mrs. Markowitz was away, young Eli Katz fed her fish and brought in her mail.
Now he’s earned five dollars of his very own!
After giving tzedaka, how will Eli decide to spend his cash?
Drinks, snacks, toys… no matter what he buys, Eli senses that there’s something more satisfying and long-lasting to be found.
When a friend needs a very important favor, clever Eli Katz suddenly realizes how to obtain the one thing that will last him forever.
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An eager, playful dinosaur causes havoc at the seder when he arrives at a young boys house to join him in celebrating Passover.Visit product page → -
Visit product page →Dino's adventures continue as he boards a plane for Israel.
He munches on falafel, tucks a message high up on the Western Wall, and invites a friendly camel to go snorkeling in Eilat.
Kids will chuckle at his comic escapades as a tourist.
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Visit product page →Dear Tree is a beautiful look at the unique relationship between a little boy and his favorite tree.
By thinking of what every tree needs in order to thrive and grow, the boy figures out exactly what to wish for his own special tree in the coming year.
And so begin his hopeful words, “Dear Tree.”
May you have a year filled with sunlight,
A year full of delicious rain,
A year of beautiful blossoms,
Shiny green leaves,
And sweet fruit with many seeds inside.
Illustrated by an artist known for her outstanding depictions of the natural world, Dear Tree focuses on the seasons of the tree’s growth, as buds open into blossoms, and finally yield ripe fruit.Perfect for Tu B’Shvat and all year round, Dear Tree is sure to appeal to young children and to those who will be reading it aloud over and over again!
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Visit product page →Young readers clap, count, and move their bodies through the holidays and Shabbat in this colorful book of 48 rhymes.
Parents can join in for a fun family time, even down to the tummy tickling rhymes for baby.
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Visit product page →Dr. Greenberg is a remarkable inventor who creates all kinds of inventions that help the Jews keep Torah and mitzvos.
But Dr. Greenberg regrets that he is not more of a talmud chochom; if only he did not have such a big Yetzer Harah to bother him every time he tries to learn.
And so it is that one day Dr. Greenberg has a real brainstorm: to invent a Yetzer Harah Machine, to have his Yetzer Harah taken out of him!
And so Dr. Greenberg, with the assistance of his faithful robot, Uzi, invents the Yetzer Harah Machine, and Dr. Greenberg operates it on himself, removing his Yetzer Harah from within him.
But this turns out to be a sad mistake – for Dr. Greenberg’s Yetzer Harah, who looks just like him, is quite strong, and he ties up Dr. Greenberg, and goes on a rampage to do all the aveiros that he can!
Things go from bad to worse when Dr. Greenberg’s Yetzer Harah essays to take over the construction site where a brand new shul is being built – in order to have a mansion built for him instead, and builds a huge army of fighter robots to achieve that end.
Now Dr. Greenberg must find a way to escape, and catch his Yetzer Harah.
For he has now learned a most valuable lesson indeed: The goal of every Jew must not be to get rid of the Yetzer Harah, but to fight the Yetzer Harah!
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Visit product page →Join Boruch, his family and a cast of zany characters as they discover the wonders of Shabbos! What better way to learn about Shabbos than with Rabbi Shmuel Kunda's classic characters? They're all here -- Boruch, Mr. Gazook, Mr. Kos, Chubby Cholent Pot, Mr. Krause and all his grandchildren, and more Together with Rabbi Kunda's memorable rhymes, they bring Shabbos to life like never before! Boruch Learns About Shabbos has been adapted from Rabbi Kunda's original audio production - a children's classic for decades. -
Visit product page →Mimmy and Simmy are not only best friends; they were also born on the same day.
Each one wants to give a special gift to the other but they each come up with the same idea!
See how two friends with one birthday end up with a very unusual celebration.
From pre-K to fourth grade.Third book in a series of four.
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Visit product page →"Even double-double-triple pay won't make me work on Saturday!"
Big Gedaliah Goomber has an important job to do.
The new bridge over the Hootcheehatchie River collapsed and has to be rebuilt before the governor, a whole bunch of senators and congressmen, and the National Kazoo Orchestra arrive.
But there isn't enough time and the big boss insists that Big Gedaliah Goomber must work on Saturday!
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Visit product page →Timeless lessons are retold here with reverence and charm.
The values that we all want our children to absorb - faith, kindness, forgiveness, charity - are made clear through traditional, biblical stories coupled with examples, and charming illustrations by Tova Katz.
Shmuel Blitz, the author of five other successful children's books, goes back to the greatest source of all the Torah and the Prophets.
Do your children and grandchildren (and yourself) a favor and get them this fine new book.
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Visit product page →This adorable set of books, written by renowned children's author Menucha Fuchs and illustrated by Esti Hess, introduces children to various members of the animal kingdom and their lifestyles in a fun, readable way.
Share your children's excitement as they meet up with ants, ladybugs, and penguins in their natural habitats and learn what makes them behave the way they do.
They won't let you put the story down!
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Visit product page →Avigail, being the youngest of four, is always last.
Even more, she always gets her sisters’ old hand-me-downs.
It’s only when her aunt unexpectedly pays a visit that Avigail gets to learn a secret about true happiness.
Avigail is that perfect mix: an absolutely charming story, filled with bold, bright, cheerful illustrations, and when younger readers follow along…they get to learn Avigail’s secret too.
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Visit product page →Pirkei Avos. It's not just for adults anymore!
Shmuel Blitz taught our children to love davening with the ArtScroll Children's Siddur.He delighted them with the Children's Megillah, Children's Haggadah and Children's Machzor.
He even shared King David's lyrical prayers with them in the Children's Tehilim.
He has a unique ability to reach and teach even the youngest children.
Now he introduces our little ones to the timeless wisdom of Pirkei Avos.In this gorgeously illustrated volume, children will discover the ethical teachings of our Torah Sages in words and pictures that reflect their own lives, right on a level perfect for them.
The ArtScroll Children's Pirkei Avos includes:- The full Hebrew text of Pirkei Avos, with large print and vowels (nikud) to make it simple for children to read
- A kid-friendly, age-appropriate English translation
- His popular "Did You Know" and "Closer Look" features give children a better understanding of the concepts and background. (Adults love 'em too!)
- Stunning, detailed full-color pictures by Chani Judowitz that will keep children interested and engaged
Pirkei Avos is the original "how-to guide " for people who want to live balanced, honorable and satisfying Torah lives.Shouldn't we share it with our children?
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Visit product page →Look no further for a terrific gift for your child!
The Book of Ruth is full of lessons in faith, kindness and Divine Providence - and alive with drama and pathos that capture the attention and reach the soul.
We read this Biblical account on the holiday of Shavuos and learn from its teachings year round.
Beautifully rendered into language a child can understand, this special version of Ruth sparkles with colorful illustrations that bring the story to life.
As featured in Shmuel Blitz's previous works for children, "Did You Know?" and "A Closer Look" boxes stir a child's curiosity as they teach midrashim and enhance the text.
Faithful to the text, yet appealing to every child, this Book of Ruth is sure to become a treasured volume in your home.
By Shmuel Blitz, illustrated by Tova Katz, introduction by Rabbi Nosson Scherman.
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Visit product page →They’re just your average 12 year olds… or are they?!
Enter the fantastic world of Joey and his pals to explore the Jewish calendar as never before!
From an opinionated ladybug to a Seder table superhero, the Jewish holiday adventures come in every shape and size in this captivating comic collection.
With the best of Joey now at your fingertips, your entire family will be joining him on his holiday escapades-again and again.
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