Katherine Kahn Books

Alef is one
Alef is one

By Katherine Kahn

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Hebrew letters introduce the concept of counting, from one lion to 400 parrots.

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Alef is one
Alef is one

By Katherine Kahn

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Hebrew letters introduce the concept of counting, from one lion to 400 parrots.

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Shabbat Fun for Little Hands
Passover Fun for Little Hands
Hanukkah Fun for Little Hands Hanukkah
My first Seder
My first Seder

By Katherine Kahn

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A little boy experiences the excitement of his first seder. On board pages.

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My Play a Tune Book
My Play a Tune Book

By JTG Of Nashville

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The shofar calls to us
The shofar calls to us

By Katherine Kahn

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The sound of the shofar reminds children at Rosh Hashanah to behave and be helpful to others.

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Legacy
Legacy

By Mark Eric, Katherine Kahn, Shaun Tucker

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Journey Through Jewish History : The Age of Faith and the Age of Freedom

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