Books published by publisher Hachai Pubns

Inspirational yet full of humor, Benny s Gift! is a new Benny and Tzvi adventure all about how to great everyone. Children tend to think that prizes and presents need to be expensive to be valuable. When Benny wishes he could give beautiful gifts to his family and friends, Tzvi shows him that the very best gift is one that doesn't cost a cent! Join the two friends on this rollicking adventure, as Benny figures out what this mysterious gift could be... It's a gift that the Torah tells us we should Give people we meet to make them feel good. A gift you can give any time, any place And all that you need is your bright, shining face. What a perfect way to highlight the teaching from Pirkei Avos: Hevei m'kabel kol ahdam b'sei'ver panim yafos.

What could be more exciting for a child than to go to a wedding? Whether their teacher, a sibling, a cousin or a family friend is getting married, children love to participate in this most joyous event! In I Go to a Wedding, all the significant and fun parts of a Jewish wedding are brought to life. The familiar brother and sister from all the other Toddler Experience Books enjoy every aspect: from receiving the invitation and getting dressed up, to watching what takes place under the chuppah and dancing until late in the night. Colorful, detailed illustrations and bouncy rhymes make I Go to a Wedding a great addition to every child's bookshelf. It makes a perfect and very thoughtful gift for any child who's family is planning a wedding! What better way to prepare even very young children for this most important occasion... so they can enjoy it to the fullest and feel part of the simcha!

While most Eastern European Jews fled the pogroms of Russia and settled in large cities, some brave souls did try to take advantage of The Homestead Act and helped settle the American midwest. Gifts to Treasure is the tale of the Rabinovich children who join their Papa in America after four long years apart.Twelve-year-old Raizel, eleven-year-old Moshele, and curious nine-year-old Chaya have never been anywhere but the crowded Russian shtetl. How strange it is for them to see so much open space on the flat North Dakota prairie! How odd it is to live in a soddie, a home built out of the hard dry bricks of earth cut from the earth!Each child has brought a gift from their grandparents back in Europe... a gift to remind them that living as a Jew is the most precious treasure no matter where they are. Only Chaya has trouble figuring out what her gift is supposed to be... or how it could possibly help her face her future as an American pioneer. Will she ever solve the mystery of Bubby's unusual gift?Parents and teachers of new independent readers want short chapter books to fuel their child's hunger for great reading material. Gifts to Treasure is geared to children ages 10 + who still need large, clear letters and an occasional illustration as they try out their skills.Most importantly, Gifts to Treasure is packed with Jewish historical content and detail about the American immigrant experience in the late 19th century to make a child's reading experience truly worthwhile.

Teachers and parents of young children know how profound and intelligent preschoolers can be. Even at a tender age, children wonder about the world around them, and often ask deep questions that adults may struggle to answer! The Invisible Book presents a fascinating reality for children and the grown ups to ponder together: it explores the fact that although something may not be seen, it can be very real. The bright, contemporary illustrations portray a young boy and his mother spending the day together in the city. Along the way, he encounters many unseen entities. Air, electricity, magnetism, thoughts, and feelings all fall into this category. The climax of The Invisible Book reveals the most important invisible realities of all: our neshama, and, of course, Hashem Himself!

In this high-tech, digital age, you still need to learn to tell time the old fashioned way! Today, children learn to tell time digitally and often don t really become comfortable reading the hour hand and the minute hand of a traditional clock. Conceived and written by an educational specialist who has taught scores of children to tell time, Once Upon a Time presents both an analog clock face and one with familiar digital numbers. This colorful picture book doesn t just show the hour or the half-hour. . .every five-minute increase is demonstrated!In addition, common expressions like a quarter to 8 half past 7 are included. A helpful note to parents and teachers offers readiness activities and tips on explaining the clockface to children.Once Upon a Time is just as interesting to kids who are still too young to tell time. They will enjoy the broader message that every minute is precious, and learn that the best way to use time is for Torah study and the performance of mitzvos! A beautiful, large-sized volume with bright, full-color illustrations Once Upon a Time entertains as it educates with unusual characters and catchy rhymes.