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The newest book in this ongoing series by Michelle Shapiro Abraham
introduces young children to the Havdalah blessings and rituals that
bring Shabbat to a close. Ann D. Koffsky's beautiful color illustrations
show the related ritual objects and how they're used. This book is the
perfect choice for families and schools looking to teach about this
special Jewish time.
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Good Morning, Boker Tov
Good Morning, Boker Tov is a perfect way to begin the day with your young child.Michelle Shapiro Abraham's latest book is chock full of colorful pictures by illustrator Selina Alko and easy-to-read texts that express one of the essential Jewish values: being thankful for all that we have. |
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Good Night, Lilah Tov
Just the way to end the day!With Good Night, Lilah Tov, going to bed does not have to be a chore any longer. An integral part of the recently established Bedtime/Morning Rituals initiative of the URJ Department of Lifelong Jewish Learning, this brand new book from Michelle Shapiro Abraham teaches toddlers about mitzvot and the Shema, the prayer recited at the end of the day. |
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My Cousin Tamar Lives in Israel
Join a Young boy and his cousin Tamar as they learn about Jewish life in Israel and North-America in this age appropriate introduction to Israel for young children from the author of Good Morning, Boker Tov, Good Night, Lilah Tov, and Shabbat Shalom. The beautiful full-color illustrations allow children to engage with Israel visually.
A great choice for families and schools.
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Shabbat Shalom!
Companion to the new CD collection of the same name. From the author of Good Morning, Boker Tov and Good Night, Lilah Tov, Michelle Abraham"s latest book introduces preschoolers to the joy of Shabbat.
In simple, rhyming language, Shabbat Shalom! tells the story of family celebrating Shabbat. |
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Where is Grandpa Dennis?
Sydney Taylor Notable Book!
With warmth and tenderness, Michelle Shapiro Abraham's moving new story book, featuring beautiful illustrations by Janice Fried, gently teaches Jewish traditions for remembering loved ones we’ve lost, through the story of a young girl learning about her Grandpa Dennis, the man for whom she was named but never knew. |
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Noah's Swim-a-Thon
Ann Koffsky's joyful text and bright illustrations teach young children
about the values of tzedakah and perseverance, while sharing the magic
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