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  • The Mouses' Terrible Christmas

    True Kelley

    Hardcover (William Morrow & Co, Oct. 1, 1978)
    It's Christmas at the Mouses' where holiday havoc is a family tradition.
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  • More Precious than Gold

    Evelyn Mizrahi Blatt, Eve Lyn Gardner, Hachai Publishing, Eli Toron

    Paperback (Hachai Publishing, Sept. 1, 2002)
    Sara’s parents will do anything to live and raise their children as Jews. In Spain during the 1490’s, that means leaving wealth, valuables and a comfortable life behind to set sail for the Ottoman Empire. Sara is reluctant to leave her familiar childhood home until she understands what her priorities really are. Will Sara be able to save her friend from the clutches of the Inquisition? Will she rescue a precious heirloom challah plate from the heartless Spanish soldiers? And will she ever be up to the challenge of baking a perfect challah all by herself? More Precious than Gold is geared to children ages 7-10 who still need large, clear letters and an occasional illustration as they try out their skills. Most importantly, More Precious than Gold is packed with Jewish historical content and detail about the expulsion from Spain in 1492 to make a child's reading experience truly worthwhile. It's a story of adventure, sacrifice, and important Torah values of a family that chooses to leave behind all their wealth and the comfort of Spain in order to live in a country that will allow them to be fully, openly Jewish. More Precious than Gold is a carefully researched and excitingly written page-turner especially for second through fourth graders eager to read quality material on their own.
  • One of a Kind Yanky

    Pia Wolcowitz, Vitaliy Romanenko

    Paperback (Hachai Publishing, Dec. 20, 2017)
    Whether collecting runaway spiders, or catching a runaway clown, Yanky Arens is always up to something. Join Yanky's adventures and make friends with a kid who's one-of-a-kind.
  • Mouse's Terrible Christmas

    True Kelley, Steven Lindblom

    Hardcover (William Morrow & Co, Oct. 1, 1978)
    Holiday havoc is a family tradition at the Mouses', complete with a chimney disaster, a sticky Santa, disgruntled carolers, and a living-room blizzard
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  • The Marvelous Mixup: and other tales of Reb Shalom

    Ruchama King Feuerman, Vitaly Romanenko

    Paperback (Hachai Publishing, Aug. 7, 2017)
    The wise and understanding Rabbi of Keppel is really put to the test! When the richest man in town won’t share a penny with anyone, when something mysterious is wrong with all the children, and when his hateful enemy sets to take revenge on the Jews – will Reb Shalom come to the rescue? The Fun-to-Read Books Once children can read on their own, they need short chapter books that have bright clear letters, well-placed illustration, and lots of excitement! Fun-to-Read Books are packed with adventure, humor, and all the Positive midos and mitzvos that discriminating parents and teachers have come to expect from Hachai publishing.
  • Little Mouse With No Name: Ready To Read For The Beginning Reader

    Phyllis Cross

    (Independently published, May 2, 2020)
    What would you name a tiny mouse? A mouse with no name of her own or friends of her own? Read how she finds a friend and see if you can help her find her very own name. Book One of the Ready to Read Series was created to make reading fun for the young reader, with short, simple and easy words your child can learn to read. An easy to read book of 25 B/W pages.
  • Mr. Snow Bunting's Secret

    Robert M. Quackenbush

    Hardcover (William Morrow & Co, March 1, 1978)
    The mysterious Mr. Snow Bunting's secret method for wrapping gifts charms the town and arouses the jealous suspicions of Mr. Dog.
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  • The Secret Tunnel

    Joy Nelkin Wieder

    Paperback (Hachai Publishing, Sept. 9, 2014)
    During the time of King Chizkiyahu, Sancheriv, the wicked King of Ashur, threatened to surround the city of Yerusalayim. It seemed that many other cities had already fallen to Sancheriv, but the Prophet, Yishayahu, told the people to trust in Hashem. The danger was: the powerful enemy could easily win by simply blocking off the water supply of the Jews. Our story follows a fictional character, 11-year-old Yonatan, and his desire to help protect his family and his people. The historical details of daily life and dramatic threat of the siege combine to create a suspenseful page-turner for children. The Secret Tunnel features easy vocabulary, black and white illustrations, and short chapters designed for new readers eager to enjoy books independently.
  • Moose's Store

    Robert M. Quackenbush

    Hardcover (William Morrow & Co, Feb. 1, 1979)
    Country storekeeper Moose shows that he can be pushed just so far when his friends take over and try to modernize the store.
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  • Brimhall Comes to Stay

    Judy Delton, Cyndy Szekeres

    Hardcover (William Morrow & Co, Oct. 1, 1978)
    Bear welcomes the arrival of his cousin Brimhall to live with him, but Brimhall's eccentric habits soon tax Bear's hospitality.
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  • The Great Potato Plan

    Joy Nelkin Wieder, Dina Rosenfeld

    Paperback (Hachai Publishing, June 1, 1999)
    Simcha, the oldest boy, knows that Papa expects him to keep the family safe and so begins this adventure. Life is hard, food is scarce, and the Russian soldiers are cunning and dangerous. Based on true events from the authors own family history, this story describes the joys, fears, trials and triumphs of a young boy in World War I Poland.
  • Detective Mole

    Robert M. Quackenbush

    Hardcover (William Morrow & Co, March 1, 1976)
    Detective Mole finds solutions to other animals' mysteries in five easy-to-read stories.
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