Books published by publisher Eifrig Pub

Mixed-Up Morning Blues has been one of Mark Ross' most requested songs for the past thirteen years. Here it is served up by a righteous twelve-piece band with a ton of help from “his kids,” along with lively illustrations in an easy-to-follow book format. It's an inspired project that beautifully brings together Mark's extensive experience and passion as both a blues musician and an educator. According to Mark, you can teach kids almost anything with music, and they do “get” the blues. Illustrated

Spencer is an inquisitive young boy who “knows where he is going” as he ventures through life with his stuffed animal, a tiger cub named Cuffy, but sometimes he doesn't see the “whole” picture until he tips his favorite red cap.Discover the amazing sights that are revealed as Spencer and Cuff y explore New York City. Beautifully illustrated visual clues help children predict and interpret what will come next.If you look closely, you will find adventurous Cuffy hiding in different places throughout the story.

The Lost Synagogues is a collection of vibrant paintings depicting synagogues that were eradicated before and during WWII. Andrea Strongwater has researched Jewish communities across Europe to connect archival photos with written records that together tell the story of European Jewish life before the holocaust. Ms. Strongwater brings this world back to life through her art. "Lost Synagogues? They are lost only if we forget. How can we even begin to discuss what was lost until we know what was before. Strongwater's paintings evoke the beauty and vitality of the lost communities of Europe Families worked, lived, learned and loved in these diverse places. Blacksmiths and teachers, tailors and doctors, beggars and moguls, mothers, fathers, and children created communities in every sense of that word – communities that centered around the ubiquitous, often imposing (though sometimes humble) structures shown in Where We Once Gathered, Lost Synagogues of Europe." Stephen M. Goldman, Executive Director Holocaust Memorial Center, Zekelman Family Campus

Printed on FSC post-consumer recycled paper, Well Earth Well Me! is a fun book for children ages 4-8, grades K-2. Well Earth Well Me! reinforces the symbiotic relationship of child to earth. It takes a positive approach, through rhymes and images, to caring for the the earth, self and others with an intention to build awareness and to empower children.

Meet Ginger, a young Sarasota Bay dolphin, who stranded on a beach on Siesta Key in December 2008. Was she sick? Was she injured? Or was she just catching fish and got confused by the extremely low tide that day? Whatever the reason, by the time the animal ambulance arrived, the veterinary staff had determined that Ginger needed to go to the Dolphin and Whale Hospital at Mote Marine Laboratory. At the hospital, Ginger gets blood tests, a hearing test, and swabs of her blowhole. What makes Ginger unique as a patient is her refusal to eat dead fish. She is a picky eater and drives the staff crazy with her food preferences. Fascinating and scientific introduction to marine life studies.

Join Abby as she stumbles through childhood's most difficult situations. Laugh along with this delightful 6-year-old as she uses a bit of spunk and a lot of creativity to handle the exciting adventures of being a kid, while providing a lesson in self-esteem. In this story, Abby wakes up on picture day and loses her front tooth!! How will she fix her missing tooth in time for school? Self-esteem series that kids want to keep re-reading.