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The very best place for a penny
The very best place for a penny

By Dina Herman Rosenfeld

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Emphasizes the mitzvah or Jewish commandment of giving charity, through the tale of a penny in a drawer contemplating the very best place for himself.

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A Tree Full of Mitzvos
Tiny treasures
Tiny treasures

By Dina Herman Rosenfeld

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Brief poems describe cherished symbols of Jewish life, such as mitzvos, shabbos candle, escrog, and mezuza.

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The Arrest and Liberation of Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi
Why the moon only glows
Why the moon only glows
A little boy named Avram
A little boy named Avram
A Chanuka story for night number three
A Chanuka story for night number three

By Dina Herman Rosenfeld

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A story, told in verse, of a boy's wonderful adventures on his birthday -- the third day of Hanukkah. The blessings are given at the end.

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Kind little Rivka
Kind little Rivka

By Dina Herman Rosenfeld

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