Jane Breskin Zalben Books

Here's looking at you, kid

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Seventeen-year-old Eric, movie buff and Chinese food connoisseur, considers frizzy-haired, slightly overweight Enid his best friend, but dreams of dating the beautiful blonde pompon girl Kimberley.

The fortuneteller in 5B

By Jane Breskin Zalben

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Unfinished dreams

By Jane Breskin Zalben

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Jason, a nine-year-old Jewish boy, pursues his dream of becoming a great violinist even as he deals with disappointments and deaths of loved ones.

Pearl plants a tree

By Jane Breskin Zalben

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In the spring Pearl and Grandpa plant an apple tree. Discusses the celebration of Arbor Day in the United States and around the world.

Pearl's marigolds for grandpa

By Jane Breskin Zalben

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A young girl copes with the death of her grandfather by remembering all the things she loved about him. Includes information about funeral customs of various religions.

Leo & Blossom's sukkah

By Jane Breskin Zalben

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Brother and sister bears, Leo and Blossom, celebrate Sukkot by building a sukkah.

Goldie's Purim

By Jane Breskin Zalben

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Although Goldie is scared at first, she overcomes her stage fright to play Queen Esther in the synagogue's celebration of Purim.

Papa's latkes

By Jane Breskin Zalben

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Papa and the little bears make latkes for Chanukah. Includes the song "O Chanukah" and a recipe for latkes.

Beni's family cookbook for the Jewish holidays

By Jane Breskin Zalben

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Presents recipes arranged around twelve Jewish holy days, with background information and anecdotes from the author's Beni stories.

An invitation to the Butterfly Ball

By Jane Yolen

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All the invited animals, from one little mouse to ten little porcupines, busily prepare to attend the Butterfly Ball.

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