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How a Mensch from Massachusetts Saved Yiddish Literature for Generations to Come

By Sue Macy Pictures by Stacy Innerst
Jump into dumpsters, crawl through cramped attics, and rummage around musty basements on a thrilling treasure hunt to save history. Aaron Lansky was on a mission to rescue any book written in Yiddish, the language spoken by generations of European Jews. When experts guessed there were only a few thousand of these books left in the world, Aaron knew he had to act fast before they were lost forever. Follow his incredible journey as he defies the odds to collect nearly one and a half million books, preserving a rich culture and vital stories for the future. Accompanied by bold and beautiful illustrations, this inspiring true story shows how one person's dedication can rescue an entire piece of history and keep a beautiful language alive.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 48 Pages
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The Tale of a Saint of Ireland

Step back in time to the early sixth century and discover the incredible life of a remarkable historical figure. Born in the lush, green lands of Ireland, Ciaran received a special calling to spread light, faith, and hope throughout his country. While the exact historical details of his everyday life have been lost to history, his extraordinary legend has been passed down through generations. This beautifully told story weaves together the mystery, wonder, and miracles that surround his legacy. You will follow Ciaran on his incredible journey as he connects with nature, animals, and the people around him in profound ways. With quiet moments of reflection and grand moments of faith, this gentle narrative brings a little known Irish tale vividly to life. Perfect for young readers curious about folklore and history, this book offers a peaceful and inspiring look into a world where faith and everyday magic walk hand in hand.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 40 Pages
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Step aboard the most crowded, noisy, and restless ship on the water! Life on Noah's famous ark is getting a little too wild. With rain pouring down outside and animals packed tightly inside, cabin fever is quickly taking over. The monkeys are mischievous, the lions are loud, and everyone is starting to feel grumpy and bored. Clever old Noah knows he needs to do something fast before the whole boat turns into a giant disaster. His brilliant solution? An incredible creature cabaret! Suddenly, every animal is busy practicing their best tricks and talents for a spectacular show. But as the performances begin, the biggest question remains: what amazing act will close out the grand finale? This lively, laugh-out-loud story is filled with bouncy rhymes and vibrant pictures that make reading an absolute joy. It is the perfect adventure for anyone who loves funny animal antics and clapping along to a great beat.
6-8 Years 32 Pages
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A long-awaited baby brings a hush, a hope, and a burst of joy. Little One, We Knew You’d Come uses lyrical language to celebrate the wonder of a child’s arrival, while also echoing the Christmas story and the birth at the heart of the Nativity. The book’s tender voice speaks to the love that begins before a baby is born and grows as family and creation welcome new life. With rich animal illustrations and a gentle read-aloud rhythm, this picture book is especially fitting for Christmas, new-baby celebrations, adoption occasions, or quiet family reading.
6-8 Years 31 Pages
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A young bunny is born into a spring world that feels green, bright, and full of life. But as the seasons turn, the leaves fall, the air changes, and Bunny begins to worry that the earth itself may be dying. Nature gently answers his fear, showing that change is not the end of the story. Bunny’s First Spring is a tender picture book about seasons, renewal, and hope, with a quiet Easter connection woven through the celebration of rebirth. For readers ages 6 to 8, it offers both a nature story and a comforting way to think about change.
6-8 Years 35 Pages
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Angels are hiding everywhere, waiting for you to spot them. From the very first letter to the very last, you will discover heavenly helpers watching over all kinds of unexpected things. Meet the quiet angel who protects your books, the brave angel who guards the chimneys, and the peaceful angel who watches over your dreams at night. Beautiful photographs show these gentle guardians taking care of morning sunlight, fresh oranges, and even the vegetables in the garden. As you journey through the letters, you will see how everyday objects have their own special protectors. Explore this lovely collection and see the world in a whole new, wonderful way.
6-8 Years 64 Pages
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Deep in a quiet, peaceful monastery, a wise man named Jerome spends his days studying and writing. But his calm life is turned upside down when a massive, terrifying lion suddenly appears at the gates. Instead of running in fear, Jerome sees that the mighty beast is injured and in need of help. What starts as a frightening encounter turns into an amazing friendship. Explore this beautifully illustrated retelling of an ancient legend that shows how kindness, trust, and a gentle spirit can tame even the wildest of hearts.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 32 Pages
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A poor Irish peddler has nothing but an old porridge pot to his name, until a glowing spirit visits him in the middle of the night. Saint Patrick appears in his dreams three times, telling the confused peddler to pack his bags and travel straight to a bridge in the bustling city of Dublin. Waiting on the bridge, the peddler has no idea what he is looking for. Will following the saint's mysterious advice truly change his fortune? Set against the beautiful green landscapes of Ireland, this charming folktale shows that sometimes the greatest treasures are found when you take a leap of faith.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 44 Pages
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Long ago in ancient India, a remarkable creature roamed the forests near the holy city of Benares. He was a magnificent deer with a coat shining like pure gold, said to be the Buddha in one of his earthly forms. But the forest is no longer a safe home. A powerful king has developed a relentless love for hunting, putting every animal in the woods in terrible danger. To save his herd from the flying arrows, the golden deer must take a courageous stand. Will his bravery be enough to change the heart of a mighty ruler and win freedom for all living creatures? This enchanting retelling of a classic legend brings a timeless message of compassion and courage to a new generation of readers.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 32 Pages
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Imagine having all the money and fancy clothes in the world, and deciding you would rather give it all away. That is exactly what a young man named Francis does. He leaves his wealthy life behind to walk a path of kindness, peace, and simplicity. As he travels, Francis discovers a special connection with the natural world, befriending all kinds of animals along his journey. This inspiring story explores how a life dedicated to helping others and caring for creatures great and small can change the world.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 32 Pages
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Eight Stories of Hanukkah Through History

By Karen Hesse Pictures by Brian Pinkney
Tracing the history of the Jewish people from twelfth-century England to twentieth-century Israel, this unique collection shines a powerful light on moments of struggle and survival. Eight distinct poems represent each passing night of Hanukkah, illuminating different historical periods where families faced profound adversity but kept their faith alive. Readers witness the glow of the menorah through the eyes of children who lived through the Crusades, the Spanish Inquisition, and other defining eras of hardship and resilience. The steadfast flame of the stone lamp serves as a vital symbol of hope, courage, and cultural endurance across hundreds of years. Paired with evocative artwork, these moving verses offer a deeply reflective and emotional perspective on the enduring spirit of a resilient community.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 32 Pages
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Jewish Tales from Around the World

By Howard Schwartz and Barbara Rush Pictures by Uri Shulevitz
A witch who turns children into diamonds, a prince who thinks he is a rooster, a giant near Noah’s ark, wise teachers, fools, prophets, and magical tests all belong to the wide world of The Diamond Tree. This collection brings together Jewish tales from many places, mixing humor, wonder, danger, and spiritual imagination. Readers ages six to twelve can move from one short tale to the next, meeting characters who are clever, foolish, brave, greedy, or blessed in unexpected ways. The book works well for families, classrooms, and young folklore fans who enjoy stories that feel ancient, strange, and alive.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 32 Pages
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