Books published by publisher Philipp Feldheim

The changes a young girl experiences in her pre-teen to teen years both physical and emotional is a complex, delicate subject, but in the capable hands of Dr. Miriam Grossman, readers will find a straightforward discussion of everything young girls need to know about changes in the way they look, and in the way they feel.In chapters that are easy to understand, along with instructive illustrations, Dr. Grossman addresses the physiology of puberty, what happens in the body, why these changes occur and how to relate to them. More importantly, the author provides a fundamental spiritual perspective with an emphasis on modesty and how these changes prepare a maturing Jewish girl to her higher calling as a responsible adult and Jewish motherhood. When it comes to dealing with the challenges and meaning of a girl s growing up, The Wonder of Becoming You is a clear and reassuring guide that parents, educators, and young readers can turn to with confidence.

Sometimes Mommy worries, and sometimes Mommy is emotional, Sometimes Mommy feels sad, and sometimes Mommy feels satisfied. When Avi doesn't listen to her she feels angry,and when he calms Tammy she feels happy. When something hurts Avi Mommy is sympathetic,when Avi fights with Tammy Mommy may feel disappointed but Mommy always, always loves. The most significant influence on the development of a child is his relationship with his parents. The stronger the relationship, the more likely it is that the lessons that the parents impart to the child will be accepted. A strong relationship between two people requires communication. This includes awareness, expression and perception of one another's feelings. When a parent conveys a feeling that is not expressed sufficiently, or when a child does not perceive a feeling correctly, the wrong message may be received. Worry can translate into anger, anger can seem to be rejection, indecision may appear as weakness, emotion as sadness, etc.Stories Straight from Mommy's Heart opens a window into the hearts of mothers (as well as fathers). These stories will help parents teach their children the language of feelings, resulting in clearer expression, sharper perception, and enhanced communication.Parents and children will gain valuable tools from this unique book, co-authored by a renowned children's writer who focuses on the inner world of the child, and an expert in special education and textbook writer who combines in her writing her professionalism and her great experience in the field.

An eminently clever and very absorbing book that teaches just how precious and important every word truly is--and how just one extra word, misspoken, can have enormous consequences. Children will dive right into this professionally illustrated book and its valuable message will stay with them long after the last page is relished.It wasn't such a big deal to reveal the secret, thought the washerwoman as she idly prattled to her friend. But oh, what horrible repercussions! It's a practical joke, just a nickname given to an elderly Shul gabbai--nothing too major, right? But what happens when that innocent nickname is what stands between a lost boy and his salvation?Includes an illustrated addition: 'The Kids' Guide to Proper Speech', making this book a complete teaching tool and one that parents and teachers will enjoy as much as their young audiences.

Wow! What a fantastic way to build good character! Mentsch is a Jewish term for a person of good character, and Mentschen is the plural form; thus, the play on words in the title of the ever-delightful Honorable Mentschen.All parents want their children to exhibit good character, good manners, courtesy, and respect for others---and here's the perfect book to show you how!With nearly 50 distinct, real-life scenarios that cover just about every common social situation a child will face inside and outside of home or school and packed with vibrant illustrations, engaging text, stories and insights from Jewish sages, along with interactive questions and exercises, this irresistible guide discusses Jewish virtues and values in a way young readers and children can understand, relate to, appreciate, and enjoy.Share this wonderfully entertaining and educational book with your children, and watch their good character traits steadily grow! It s truly an ideal and indispensable guide for parents and teachers alike.

From the moment Savta Simcha arrives in Wintergreen City, USA, strange, funny, and wonderful things begin to happen. At first the children think she s just a silly old lady with two yellow canaries perched upon her over-sized, floppy pink hat, while carrying an enormous black bag filled with unusual surprises. But then, they discover her infectious zest for life, her joy, her wisdom and kindness, and they realize their everyday lives will never be the same again.Every encounter with Savta Simcha becomes a source of delight, whether it involves a leaky roof, a nutmeg tree, a matter of stolen mushrooms, or the loss of her enormous black bag. Young readers of all ages will marvel at these wonderful stories filled with Jewish values and enchanting illustrations that perfectly capture the charm of these whimsical tales. Yaffa Ganz is the . Sidney Taylor Body of Work Award-Winning Author of numerous children s books, among them the popular Savta Simcha Series.

In Kids Speak, kids open up, tell their own stories, express their feelings, and share unusual experiences as well as their reactions to them. In the caring hands of noted educator and prize-winning author Chaim Walder, these thirty-four true episodes in the lives of boys and girls between the ages of eight and twelve become sparkling gems of insight into the enchanting world of the young, of how they view life and the world.These entertaining stories take place within a uniquely Jewish setting, yet their spirit, content, and concerns are universal in nature. Young readers of all backgrounds will find they have much in common with these inquisitive boys and girls.Uplifting, insightful, and filled with important life lessons, these are valuable stories not just for the young but for parents and teachers too.

Welcome to Torah Town, where young readers can take a vibrant, visual, guided tour through a community unlike any other! Of course, there are neighborhoods and shopping centers, buildings under construction, farms, schools, playgrounds, parks, and so much more.But the key to it all is that everything operates in accordance with the instructions of the Torah.</p<p>Torah Town introduces young readers to an incredible range of fundamental Jewish concepts, values, ideas and ideals that touch upon every facet of daily Jewish living - from farm life, to family life, to community life.This lively blend of colorful characters, insightful text, and marvelous illustrations offers young readers a fascinating, fun-filled journey into what makes Jewish living so uplifting and unique.With Torah Town s every captivating page, young readers will come away enriched, excited, and eager to learn more. This is one glorious town readers will want to visit time and again. The creative team of Baruch Chait and illustrator Gadi Pollack have designed numerous innovative texts that have delighted, informed, and inspired new generations of young Jewish readers.Among those titles: My Friends The Alef Beis; The Katz Passover Haggadah; The 39 Avoth Melacha of Shabbath; and The Incredible Voyage to Good Middos (Parts 1,2,3,4 and 5).

Once again, noted author and educator Chaim Walder has compiled a delightful, adventurous, and informative assortment of true, personal stories from Jewish children around the world.Helping children express themselves is crucial to helping them overcome problems and fears, thus enabling them to live emotionally healthy lives. In Kids Speak 2, the author offers thirty new stories from those who have shared their experiences with him. These genuine tales illuminate the world of children: their range of feelings, their inner struggles, hopes, and aspirations.With an emphasis on building character and personal growth, young readers of all backgrounds will find they have a lot in common and a lot to gain from this engaging collection of heartwarming stories.

Jewish immigrant life in New York s Lower East Side, at the turn of the 20th century, was filled with tenements, pushcarts, poverty - also countless challenges - especially if you adhered to a traditional Jewish lifestyle;Against this difficult backdrop, Reb Yaakov Yosef Herman established a life of great character and dignity while setting a sterling example for all who knew him. A man of deeply-held religious beliefs, he did it All for the Boss , dedicating his every daily deed to his Creator.Lovingly told by his daughter Ruchoma, this Young Readers Edition of a popular classic, is filled with stories of faith, kindness, hospitality, and self-sacrifice.Told with humor and great affection, young readers will come away not only with a nostalgic glimpse into a bygone day but uplifted and informed by the illuminating life of this pioneering Jew.

Kids have a lot to say, plus they have a healthy need to be heard, and the exciting, ever-popular Kids Speak Series provides ample testimony to that. Kids Speak 5 should therefore come as no surprise, even though it s full of just that surprises!The focus of this volume is primarily on subjects that bother kids in their everyday lives: problems with friends, fears and difficulties in and out of the classroom, as well as the challenging interactions that arise from living in a grown-up world.As always, noted author and educator, Chaim Walder, writes in a manner both entertaining and enlightening, that children of all backgrounds can relate to, yet his purpose is clear: to give voice to children s concerns with the aim of bringing out the very best in them. So whether you re a parent, an educator or just one of the kids you ll find that Kids Speak 5 has a lot to say.

Having saved some money, Mimmy and Simmy decide to buy their first pets to bring back home. Mimmy gets a baby goose, Simmy gets a rabbit, but they both get more than they bargained for!Along the topsy-turvy way, both girls learn that not only do pets require a lot of attention, but so do youngsters while under their parents care.Raise a Rabbit, Grow a Goose is the fourth installment in the popular Mimmy & Simmy series, and it s a perfect pairing of colorful words and lively illustrations to show younger readers - in a humorous, playful way what it takes to properly care for other creatures.