Writing the Bible for Children: How to write blazing Biblical stories and picture books for kids (Write Kids' Books)

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MacLeod, Jennifer Tzivia

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

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Get the Kindle version free when you buy the print edition! (or borrow free with KDP Unlimited) "It's only four questions, but it feels like a million..." When one little otter has to say the Mah Nishtanah (Four Questions) all by herself for the first time, she worries about everything that could go wrong. An important lesson from the Passover story helps her realize there's more to the festival than getting all the words exactly right. Explore the Passover season together in a fun, new way, and greet the holiday together, with a smile! Includes the complete text of the Four Questions along with an Origami Otter project to try at home!

Otter Passover (Jewish Nature)

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Elephant Tisha b'Av (Jewish Nature)

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Owl Hanukkah (Jewish Nature)

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Animal Tashlich (Jewish Nature)

Hey! I really, really love to count, Will you count to seven with me? Let’s number our way through the springtime, Just add up the weeks and you’ll see! Join this irrepresible monster in a celebration of the days and weeks connecting two of the biggest celebrations on the Jewish calendar: Pesach and Shavuos. Through simple rhymes and vivid, full-color photographs, come explore the highs and lows of the sefirah period, including serious and solemn days like Yom Ha-Shoah and Yom Ha-Zikaron, along with festive days like Yom Ha-Atzmaut and Lag Ba'omer. Have fun together with your kids discovering the many moods of sefirah and the significance of this period, especially in eretz Yisrael. Includes a guide to sefirah at the back of the book!

Counting to Shavuos

Religions

The Rhyming Torah

Let's Talk About Israel: Honest Answers About Israel, Palestine, Freedom, and Occupation

Religion & Spirituality

Judaism

From the award-winning author of Penguin Rosh Hashanah and Yossi and the Monkeys! "What's a turtle to do on Sukkot? After Rosh Hashanah, after Yom Kippur; after a busy year. Sometimes you just want to stay inside..." Sea turtles are usually solitary creatures. But sometimes, we all need to get out of our shell and venture out into the world-even if it's not always easy or comfortable. And when we do, it helps to know that Hashem is looking out for us, leading us right where we belong. Explore the Sukkot observance in a fun, new way and wrap up the fall holiday season together, with a smile!

Turtle Sukkot (Jewish Nature)

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