Sandy Lanton Books

The littlest Levine

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Being the youngest in her family means that Hannah cannot do many things, which makes her unhappy, until finally, at Passover, there is a special duty only she can perform.

The littlest Levine

By Sandy Lanton

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Being the youngest in her family means that Hannah cannot do many things, which makes her unhappy, until finally, at Passover, there is a special duty only she can perform.

The happy hackers

By Sandy Lanton

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Danny gets in big trouble with his computer.

Where s the bus

By Sandy Lanton

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A mix of fiction and nonfiction: articles, stories, poems, and plays presented in a magazine-like format.

Daddy s Chair General Jewish Interest

By Sandy Lanton, Pepi Marzel

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When Michael's father dies his family sits shiva, observing the Jewish week of mourning, and remembers the good things about him.

That s Not the Way Mommy Does It

By Sandy Lanton, Cheryl Kirk Noll

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