Books with author Ruth Benjamin

After years spent studying alien life in the seas of Europa, Dr. Kiara Lacroix has become one of Earth’s foremost exobiology experts. Her research brings her to the attention of the Global Space Federation, which has a top-secret mission for her: an advanced alien civilization has been discovered in the depths of an icy planet five light-years from Earth, and Kiara is expected to join the crew making first contact.Kiara has her hesitations, but as usual her scientific curiosity gets the better of her. She and her crew will be using experimental technology which establishes long-distance contact via a dream-reality beamed through a wormhole: the spacetime sequence. It’s even riskier than it sounds.Of course, Kiara’s not the only one with hesitations about the GSF’s actions. And some of those people have the resources—and the access to GSF’s classified mission information—to do something about them.A Spacetime Tale is high-concept hard science fiction at its finest.Cover Art by Jeff Brown

The Dinansky Family have gone to spend their holiday in a caravan park in the seaside resort of Quinton. They have taken with them two old transmitter sets (walkie-talkies) from the Second World War which their grandfather has lent them.Walking along the beach, at some distance from one another,the two older children are talking to one another on the transmitters. Chaya trips and and the dials move frequency and she hears from the machine a man's voice, a voice full of terror. "Please, please help! If anyone can hear me, please help".Immediately they are all plunged into a breathtaking and dangerous adventure.This book was originally published in serial form in the Concord Magazine, London, England.

"You can't keep me here forever", came a weak voice that seemed to come from far below the ground. Esty felt herself go cold. Was she imagining things? Where had the voice come from? She put her ear to the ground, trying to hear something more, but there was only the far distant sound of the highway traffic and the song of the birds above her.The Greenberg and Golding children find themselves in the centre of an action packed mystery. A Jewish Childrens Novel which could keep the interest of all ages.

When the Rosenbergs decide to vacation in Kingston, it is to get away from the bustle of city life. Little do they know that the town and its famous castle hold in store the adventure of a lifetime.The Rosenberg kids become fast friends with the Sandler family. The Sandlers are Orthodox Jews and the Rosenbergs begin to discover a world about which they know very little.Meanwhile the children become involved in a terrifying mystery.This is the Second Edition of the Kingston Castle, the first being published in 1991 by Hachai Distributions, New York, under the pen name Ruth Abrahamson

"You can't keep me here forever", came a weak voice that seemed to come from far below the ground. Esty felt herself go cold. Was she imagining things? Where had the voice come from? She put her ear to the ground, trying to hear something more, but there was only the far distant sound of the highway traffic and the song of the birds above her.The Greenberg and Golding children find themselves in the centre of an action packed mystery. A Jewish Childrens Novel which could keep the interest of all ages.

It was to be a quiet, restful summer vacation at Cresta, but instead, Lea Greenberg has the greatest adventure ever! When she and her mother arrive at the quaint coastal village, they find a charming cottage and a whole family of delightful neighbors, the Rubins, to liven up their stay.Lea and the Rubin twins, Devorah and Dina, quickly become friends and set out to explore the local attractions. At the Cresta Museum - a genuine castle that was once the elegant home of Lord and Lady Tranfield - they accidently discover a secret passage leading to a whole network of under¬ground caves. A jewish Children's Mystery Book.

On the corner of a block in Brooklyn stands a large abandoned building. It has seven floors, and the building, because of the intricate, battlement design on the top of it, looks almost like a castle.A deserted building, it seems, unless one would take the time to peer through the windows and be surprised to find it scrupulously clean, with rooms furnished with things that must have been thrown away and found and put to good use.In this building live a group of cats who have themselves gone through abandonment, hunger, thirst, pain and cruelty, who are dedicated to rescuing and helping their fellow cats

An all-new adventure with the Suzman and Levine kids!The old lighthouse on the coast of Chelton has been in ruins for years. Now, all of a sudden, strange lights are flashing there. Who is doing it, and why? The Suzman and Levine kids, always ready for a new adventure, are eager to find out.The trail they follow leads them on an exciting journey full of secret passageways, fantastic twists and old lost ships.What will they discover at the mysterious lighthouse of Chelton?For ages 8 to 12.

When the Levine family travels to the scenic coastal village of Chelton for the summer, the worst they expect is to get a little sand in their shoes.But on their first day in town a chance purchase quickly involves them in a fascinating mystery. The Levine kids stumble upon hints of a shipwrecked treasure in the waters off the coast. Suddenly the hunt is on, with results that no one, least of all the Levines, would ever imagine...

When the Rosenbergs decide to vacation in Kingston, it is to get away from the bustle of city life. Little do they know that the town and its famous castle hold in store the adventure of a lifetime.The Rosenberg kids become fast friends with the Sandler family. The Sandlers are Orthodox Jews and the Rosenbergs begin to discover a world about which they know very little.Meanwhile the children become involved in a terrifying mystery.This is the Second Edition of the Kingston Castle, the first being published in 1991 by Hachai Distributions, New York, under the pen name Ruth Abrahamson