Bat Mitzvah

By Erika Weihs, Barbara Diamond Goldin

Days of Awe

By Eric A. Kimmel

Three tales present the ideals of repentance, prayer, and charity that are the basis of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

Count the cats

By Erika Weihs

Count the cats from one to ten as they chase a mouse, howl, eat, and dream.

Count the cats

By Erika Weihs

Count the cats from one to ten as they chase a mouse, howl, eat, and dream.

How a shirt grew in the field

By Marguerita Rudolph

Vasya, a little Russian boy, watches and waits through the seasons for the flax to grow that will be spun and woven into material for his new shirt.

Two very little sisters

By Carol Carrick

Describes the lives of the two midget sisters who were circus stars for twenty years and who preferred to be called "little people."

Days of awe

By Eric A. Kimmel

An elm tree and three sisters

By Norma Sommerdorf

When three young sisters plant a tiny elm tree in their barren back yard, they find it becomes an integral part of their lives as they grow older.

Daemon in Lithuania

By Henri Guigonnat

Daemon in Lithuania

By Henri Guigonnat