Sarah Mazor

The Hebrew Alphabet Book of rhymes introduces kids to the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet. The letters are illustrated and spelled out in English and in Hebrew. Twenty-two basic Hebrew words, appropriate for young children, are also included and taught in a fun way.

The Modes of Transportation: ABC Book of Rhymes offers gorgeous images along with cute and fun rhymes and a bit of history on a variety of modes of transportation based on the letters of the alphabet. This children's rhyming picture book is appropriate for reading to preschool kids and for middle childhood aged children who can read themselves. This book is an excellent addition to children's libraries, whether they are homeschooled or attend traditional educational institutions.Modes of transportation in the modern world are for the most part efficient, fast, and reliable. But to this day versions of transportation apparatuses that are powered by human and animal energy - still serve humanity. In the Modes of Transportation: ABC Book of Rhymes the past and the present intermingle. From the Camel to the Ute, from the Stage Coach to the X'trapolis, from the Ornithopter to the Airplane, and from Zip-Lines to Mountains Bikes, you'll find them all here.Perfect for curious boys and girls ages 4 to 10

On Passover, Jews around the world celebrate the redemption of the Israelites from Egyptian slavery. Moses, the leader of the Israelites, was empowered by God to demand of Pharaoh, the Egyptian ruler, to let the Jewish people go. Pharaoh refused at first, but when things began to happen Pharaoh had a change of heart. Or did he?The Passover Story: Celebrating Freedom tells the story of the enslaved Jews of ancient Egypt by Pharaoh and the miraculous exodus as they escape from slavery to freedom.

THE STORY OF PURIM Lovely rhymes and wonderful images relate the Story of Purim to young children in a fun and enjoyable fashion.The holiday of Purim is celebrated every year in the month of Adar, four weeks before Passover. Purim is plural for the word Pur, which means "lot". It refers to the evil plot of Haman who drew lots to choose the best day to eliminate the Jewish people who lived in the Persian Empire during the days of King Achashverosh (Xerxes I).Purim celebrates the amazing miracle and the reversal of fortune experienced by the Jews of Persia (Iran), who were saved by the beautiful and brave Queen Esther.

The Jewish holidays of Purim and Passover are celebrated one month apart and share something unique and special. In each of the stories, modest yet heroic figures take center stage. Read all about the holidays in the TWO books in ONE volume of MazorBooks' first volume of Jewish Holidays Children Books CollectionsQueen Esther's Big Secret This book commemorates the events during which Haman's plot to eliminate the Jews of Persia was crushed by the heroic deeds of Queen Esther, the young Jewish heroine who saved her people.The Passover Story: Celebrating Freedom This book relates the unfolding of events during Pharaoh's rule in ancient Egypt. It tells the story of Moses, the leader of the Jewish People, who guided the Israelites from slavery to freedom.Recommended for ages 5 to 10.

Purim in Pictures and Words retells the extraordinary story of the reversal of fortune and the miraculous survival of Jews of Persia in the days of Xerxes I, the emperor who is also known as King Achashverosh.The story begins with King Achashverosh's grandiose party and ends with the appointment of Mordechai-the-Righteous as the Persian king's top minister. The complicated story involves a beauty contest, servants conspiring to kill the king, and an evil plot by an evil man to eliminate the Jewish people.This informative, interactive book, which is based on the text of Megillat Esther (the Scroll of Esther), also includes an overview of the customs and traditions associated with the holiday of Purim.Recommended for children between the ages of 5-11.

Passover in Pictures and Words is an interactive book that takes children on an engaging, informative, and fun journey.The book begins with the story of Passover, written in easy to understand prose, and continues with descriptions of Passover's customs and traditions.The book includes information about Joseph and his brothers, Moses, Princess Batya, Pharaoh, the Ten Plagues, the parting of the sea, and the redemption from Egypt. There is lots of information about the Seder, the Seder Plate, the Haggadah, the Four Cups, and the Afikoman, all presented in an interactive and engaging fashion.The interactive pages include coloring holiday-related illustrations, solving riddles, and more.Get ready for hours of entertaining, engaging, and informative fun.Happy Passover Look for MazorBooks Interactive books for the High Holidays and Purim

THE STORY OF PURIM Lovely rhymes and wonderful images relate the Story of Purim to young children in a fun and enjoyable fashion.The holiday of Purim is celebrated every year in the month of Adar, four weeks before Passover. Purim is plural for the word Pur, which means "lot". It refers to the evil plot of Haman who drew lots to choose the best day to eliminate the Jewish people who lived in the Persian Empire during the days of King Achashverosh (Xerxes I).Purim celebrates the amazing miracle and the reversal of fortune experienced by the Jews of Persia (Iran), who were saved by the beautiful and brave Queen Esther.

The Counting in Hebrew Picture Book for English Speaking Kids is a beautifully illustrated book that teaches kids to count in Hebrew from one to ten. The book includes the numbers written in Hebrew and in English as well as English transliteration of the numbers and all Hebrew words appearing in this volume. While enjoying this book, kids will have the opportunity to enhance their Hebrew vocabulary with words such as abba and imma (father and mother) and many others. The book also includes lists of Hebrew cardinal numbers from one to ten (1,2,3...) and Hebrew ordinal numbers from one to ten (1st, 2nd, 3rd...), as well as all the Hebrew words included in the pages in both their singular and plural versions.The Counting in Hebrew for English Speaking Kids is the second in the series of A Taste of Hebrew for English Speaking KidsCheck out the other books in the series: 1. Hebrew Alphabet: Book of Rhymes for English Speaking Kids 2. Counting in Hebrew for English Speaking Kids 3. Colors in Hebrew: A Rainbow Tale 4. Animals in Hebrew: A Day in the Zoo 5. Fruits in Hebrew: At Old County Grove 6. Opposites in Hebrew for English Speaking Kids Look out for additional MazorBooks in this series. - The Hebrew Alphabet for English Speaking Kids - Counting in Hebrew - Colors in Hebrew: A rainbow Tale - Animals in Hebrew: A Day at the Zoo - Fruit in Hebrew: At Old Country Grove - Opposites in Hebrew

UNCLE WILLY IS BACK TOPSY-TURVY, the hilarious third book in the Bedtime Stories with Uncle Willy series, will have you laughing out loud.Silly Uncle Willy brought back lots of pictures from his trip to the Village of ComeGo, where everyone is confused. People there say hello when they leave, kids teach their parents how to ride a tricycle, cows play fetch, and many more silly situations Perfect reading for bedtime with a smile Recommended for kids ages 3 to 8.Checkout out Bedtime Stories with Uncle Willy Book I and Book II and triple the fun

UNCLE WILLY IS BACK TOPSY-TURVY, the hilarious third book in the Bedtime Stories with Uncle Willy series, will have you laughing out loud.Silly Uncle Willy brought back lots of pictures from his trip to the Village of ComeGo, where everyone is confused. People there say hello when they leave, kids teach their parents how to ride a tricycle, cows play fetch, and many more silly situations Perfect reading for bedtime with a smile Recommended for kids ages 3 to 8.Checkout out Bedtime Stories with Uncle Willy Book I and Book II and triple the fun

PERFECT HIGH HOLIDAY GIFT FOR CHILDREN An interactive guide to the four fall-holidays that occur during Tishrei, the first month of the Jewish Calendar, when Jews celebrate Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, and Shmini Atzeret/Simchat Torah, each with its unique rituals, customs, and meaning. This fun an interactive book provides - An overview of each of the holidays - Highlights of unique holiday characteristics - Description of customs and traditions. The descriptive explanation of the holidays and the fun, colorable images, provide hours of informative entertainment. Recommended for children ages 6 to 11

The children's book Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Kids, is a combination of the Boys and Girls editons, and consists of 26 positive affirmations based on the 26 letters of the alphabet, 13 with depiction of boys an 13 with depiction of girls. Each affirmation is expressed in rhyme and is accompanied by a lovely illustration that is bound to delight your child and make you smile.Positive affirmations are the powerful, holistic, and incredibly effective method of building a confident and optimistic mind and of nurturing self-belief in children. This well-documented effect of positive affirmations should inspire every parent to introduce this exercise into their child's routine.Read Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Kids with your children, grandkids, nephews, neices, or favorite godchild, and see the beloved little children in your life blossom.Also available: Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Boys and Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Girls

A WONDERFUL WISH - A BRIGHTER WORLD for ALL CHILDRENThe Clever Dreidel's Chanukah Wishes is a beautiful, sentimental, and hopeful book that will resonate with all tender and loving hearts who wish and pray for a better world.The clever dreidel knows all about the lighting of the Chanukah menorah in celebration of the miracle that happened to the Jewish people in the Land of Israel over 2000 years ago. So, it encourages kids to enjoy the holiday and its treats, but at the same time wish for a world where all children are happy and healthy and full of hope.

In The Mitzvah Gang and the Extraordinary Sukkah tells a heartwarming story about an amazing gang of seven kids that comes to the aid of a family unable to prepare for the holiday of Sukkot. Told in rhyme and accompanied by fun images, the story keeps the young reader's interest while it also inspires compassion, kindness, and creative thinking.The Mitzvah Gang, a group of seven kids led by David and Becky, made a name for themselves by doing kind things for people in need. Each of the gang members is special in a unique way. David loves books, Becky is a techie, Gabe is very tall and has lofty ideas, Leah is a songstress, Jacob makes people laugh, Joe is very quick, and Rachel is brainy and kind. The kids' wonderful personalities and special talents mesh, as they work as a team to achieve noble goals. Their entertaining and heartwarming adventures endear this special gang to kids and adults alike..Look for other books in this special series - Fun at Grandma Sadie: A Rosh Hashanah Story - The Clever Dreidel Chanukah Wishes - Queen Esther's Big Secret - The Passover story: A Celebration of Freedomand (interactive books) - High Holidays and More: An Interactive Guide for Kids: Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Shmini Atzeret/Simchat Torah - Purim in Pictures and Words