Miriam Chaikin Books

I should worry, I should care
I should worry, I should care

By Miriam Chaikin

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A young Jewish girl and her family adjust to a new neighborhood and new friends at a time when the radio is telling of Hitler's rise to power in Europe.

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The seventh day
The seventh day

By Miriam Chaikin

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A narrative version of the Old Testament passages describing how the Jewish Sabbath came to be.

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The happpy pairr and other love stories.
The happpy pairr and other love stories.

By Miriam Chaikin

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Three short stories in which love comes to couples of varying sizes, ages, and temperaments.

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Children's Bible stories from Genesis to Daniel
Children's Bible stories from Genesis to Daniel

By Miriam Chaikin

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Twenty-six stories from the Old Testament, simply retold for younger readers.

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Sound the shofar
Sound the shofar

By Miriam Chaikin

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Discusses the origin and development of Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur, their major symbols, and ways of observing them in the world today and in different times in history.

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JERUSALEM
JERUSALEM

By Miriam Chaikin

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