A Shavuot Story
The story centers around Shoshana's passion for art and her special bond with Grandma Jacobs, who introduces her to the intricate craft of papercutting for Shavuot. As Shoshana learns the technique of folding and cutting paper, she grapples with her desire to create artwork that matches her grandmother's beauty. The narrative explores themes of creativity, mentorship, and the joy of artistic expression across generations.
Charming illustrations and humorous rhymes depict a family's amusing challenges as they prepare for Shabbos. The story captures the lively atmosphere and unique traditions associated with this special day, making it an engaging read for both children and families.
A humorous, culturally Jewish story, about creativity and self-belief, difference and inclusivity, friendship and family.
Encouraged by the little girl who selected her from the pile of dreidels, Tizzy the dreidel bravely sets out on an eight-day spinning Hanukkah adventure.
The story follows Og, a giant plagued by his enormous size, which prevents him from finding a proper bed for a good night's sleep. His life takes a turn when Noah seeks his assistance, leading to unexpected adventures and a transformation in Og's existence.