Books with author Anita Lael

Great introduction to the Holocaust for childrenIn Mendel, a father lovingly tells his two children the story of a Jewish boy who once lived in Poland during WWII. Each night after he tucks his children in, Father sits on the edge of the bed and begins his story about Papa, Mama and their three boys. Historically, the story is true. The tone is simple, poignant and gentle which makes it suitable for children aged 8 to 11. It teaches children about history in an ethically responsible way."If your family is Jewish, this a great book to start to teach kids in a gentle way some of the more difficult parts of our modern history. It is an excellent tool to generate healthy questions and discussions."The author, daughter of Holocaust survivor Manny Steinberg, emphasizes the importance of family, hope and love. ˃˃˃ The book has been illustrated with pencil drawings that beautifully depict the mood and era of the storyNo graphic details or violence

This is a true story that takes place on a hill country farm in New Zealand. It is about a little black calf called Ebony who is born in a creek, and only has a short time to live unless she is rescued quickly. This is told from Ebony’s point of view; and is an exciting and accurate tale of the beginning of her life. Does she get rescued? What happens next? This story is ideal for children who love animals, and gives them an insight into life on a farm in the spring. This is just one of the many stories Anita Lamb is writing based on factual and often humorous events on their farm. Though they are written for children, anyone who loves animals will find they enjoy reading these stories. Some of the events that take place are quite remarkable.

This is a true story that takes place on a hill country farm in New Zealand. 'Seconds to Go' is about twin lambs, Split and Second, that have a dramatic start to life. They then become best friends with an orphan lamb called Romney. This tale is told by a heading dog called Blue, who watched their exciting entry to life. 'Split, Second, and Romney Grow Up' is a bizarre story told by Second and follows these three as they grow up together. You won't guess what happens when they all get shorn. This book is ideal for children who love animals, and it gives them an insight into life on a farm in the spring.