Every holiday has two parts: its historical background and its laws. This unique new offering from Shmuel Blitz - especially for children - presents both. He begins by telling us the story. We'll learn the history of the Exodus from Egypt; the heroism of the Maccabees, Chana and her seven sons; and Yehudis; the story of Rabbi Akiva and his rise from unlearned shepherd to the great sage of our people. So it is with every one of our festivals. And then - once we know the story - we learn the laws. Everything is presented simply, accurately, and clearly, in the famous Shmuel Blitz manner. With Tova Katz's beautiful illustrations, it's a treasure house of fun-filled learning. Read it to your little ones. Before long they'll know it by heart and read it to you. Bring a sparkle to your holidays with this hit from a master storyteller.
绿野仙踪
绿野仙踪
A collection of twenty-four illustrated stories by the nineteenth-century American writer best known for his tales of horror.
A collection of tales featuring such terrors as an evil baby sister, a remote control that can control more than just the television set, and a boarding school that is turning kids into robots.
火龙魔牌·人狐幻变
As a new edition to The Royal Diaries series, this factual tale offers young readers an insight to the life and times of this famous royal prior to her days on the throne as the Queen of England.
“ The next morning when the farmer got up — very early — for the children had said their good - bys to Prince , and none of them could bear to see him go – he went over to the stable and hitched Prince to the wagon . “ Prince gave a low ...
The first five titles in Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House series of books, four of which chronicle the life of the author while a young pioneer girl and one that relates the boyhood experiences in New York State of her husband.
But nobody minds, because Sherlock Holmes is a genius at solving mysteries. This collection of some of Holmes's most intriguing cases includes unabridged tales of blackmail, lost fortunes, and, of course, murder.
Arthur Conan Doyle, Catherine Edwards Sadler. ས ས ས ས ས པ ས པ ལས - མ་ - པ ལ མ - — པ ལ མ ཁ ལ བ ལ བ མ — - - པ་ མ ཁས མ ཁས་ The Man with the Twisted Lip Conan Doyle had agreed.