Jenna Waldman

"Thoroughly delightful."—Kirkus Reviews"Thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining, this is a first purchase." —School Library Journal Starred Review"This fun, cute addition to the shelf of Passover books and cat books is highly recommended for all libraries." —Association of Jewish LibrariesThe beloved kitties from Jenna Waldman and Erica Chen's Purr-im Time! are back to celebrate Passover in this bouncing, rhyming story for ages 3-6.One ear wiggles, then another, Passover is here!A purr-fect time to celebrate and feel the springtime cheer!The frolicking kitties are back in a new rhyming story about Passover! There is a lot to do to prepare for the Seder, the meal on Passover where everyone recounts the story of Moses freeing the weary slaves in Pharaoh's Egypt. The cats come together to clean and cook, then eat the seder meal and act out the Passover story.

In this happy rhyming romp a group of exuberant kittens get into feline mischief as they celebrate Purim.

"A welcome addition for secular and religious collections alike." --School Library Journal"Filled with movement and joy" --Kirkus Reviews"Upbeat . . . (these) kitties clearly live in an active, exuberant Jewish community" --Publishers WeeklyA PJ Library Selection for Purim 2023In this happy, rhyming romp a group of exuberant kittens get into some feline mischief as they celebrate Purim and explain the holiday to young children.

"This funny story will inspire some tinkering with the family latke recipe." – Sarah Yahr Tucker, Hadassah MagazineEveryone knows that Big Larry makes the best latkes in town. This year he's throwing a Hanukkah party for all his friends, and the latkes need to be extra special.Big Larry goes on a culinary quest to find brand-new latke flavors. But peaches are a soggy mess, and turnips are a flop. Big Larry's kitchen is a latke disaster! Good thing he has some help from his friends.Includes a tasty (and successful!) recipe for Rainbow Latkes with Fresh Rainbow Salsa.

A Shabbat recharge is just what Sharkbot needs. But will he be ready in time?“The strength in Sharkbot Shalom is the whimsical and anthropomorphic creature named Sharkbot (combination shark and robot) which children will find imaginative and engaging.” – Ellen Share, Association of jewish LibrariesGet ready for an underwater, steam-punk Shabbat! Count down with this cheerful shark robot as he sets the table, stirs the seaweed soup, and braids kelp into challah loaves. You'll want a byte of the food when a stingray brings seagrass cakes and algae sweets. Some pufferfish made a plankton pie!