Linda Heller Books

Horace Morris

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The always punctual Horace's feelings are hurt when the Pottertons arrive late for dinner, offering what seem to be preposterous excuses.

Lily at the table

By Linda Heller

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A reluctant eater transforms the food around her into a fantasy playground.

Alexis and the Golden Ring

By Linda Heller

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A young man's kindness toward an old woman is fully rewarded as he travels to his wedding with the magic ring she gave him.

Trouble at Goodewoode Manor

By Linda Heller

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When Daisy and Arabella lose their way in their own home, a labyrinthine mansion, they rely on their wits and luck to help them find their way "home" in time for tea.

Elijah's Violin & Other Jewish Fairy Tales

By Schwartz Howard

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The castle on Hester Street

By Linda Heller

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Julie's grandmother deflates many of her husband's tall tales about their journey from Russia to America and their life on Hester Street.

The Great Mother Speaks

By Linda Heller, Claudia Mardel

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Elijah s Violin and Other Jewish Fairy Tales

By Tsila Schwartz, Linda Heller, Howard Schwartz

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Today Is the Birthday of the World

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