Books from Mesorah Publications, Limited
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Cracks in the Wall
By Uri RaskinTamar Books.
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Positive Word Power: Building a Better World with the Words You Speak
Positive Word Power: Building a Better World with the Words You Speak
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Dovy and the Surprise Guests
By Goldie GoldingDovy was really eager to have some guests for the Sabbath when, one Friday, his luck ran out. How the problem was solved leads to an amusing story about hospitality.
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Ascending Jacob's Ladder: Essays on the Fundamentals of Jewish Life: Shabbat, Festivals, Prayer, Teshuvah, Torah Study, the Jewish Home and...
By Jaakov Hillel, Yaʻaḳov Mosheh HilelLike Jacob's ladder, which was firmly planted on earth but reached the heavens, these essays show us how living a truly Jewish life will bring us to the spiritual heights we long for, without ever losing sight of the ground - a healthy life ...
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Hagadah Shel Pesah ̣
By Shmuel BlitzShmuel Blitz and his brilliant children's books never cease to amaze. This is his seventh book -- and they just seem to get better and better.
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Kosher by Design Teens and 20-somethings: Cooking for the Next Generation
By Susie FishbeinNeed creative ideas to plan a great party at home - even on short notice? Looking for simple-to-do recipes that don't require fancy kitchen gadgets? You're in luck! Here are 100 uncommonly delicious alternatives to common fast food!
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One Shining Moment: Heartwarming Stories of Courage and Character to Raise Your Spirits
By Yechiel Spero, Spero. YechielOne Shining Moment: Heartwarming Stories of Courage and Character to Raise Your Spirits
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Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch: Architect of Torah Judaism for the Modern World
By Eliyahu Meir KlugmanThe inspiring life-story of Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch.
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A Taste of Pesach
These are recipes that you will love to cook, serve and enjoy year after year.
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Jo-Jo Goes Shopping
By Chanie FriedmanJo-Jo's sent shopping, he's got things to buy, He brings back a lesson, in why not to lie.
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Kosher by Design Cooking Coach
By Susie FishbeinIn this 8th volume in the celebrated Kosher by Design series, Susie Fishbein shares her top kitchen secrets!
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The Fire Within: The Living Heritage of the Mussar Movement
By Hillel GoldbergThe Fire Within: The Living Heritage of the Mussar Movement
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Silent Revolution: A Torah Network in the Soviet Union
By Miriam Stark Zakon, Ėlii︠a︡gu ĖssasEliyahu Essas was the new Russia's first ordained Rabbi and leader of a baal teshuvah movement.
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My Hebrew Picture Dictionary: The Alef-bet Word Book
By Shmuel BlitzBefore you know it they will have a Hebrew vocabulary of over 500 words! This is a book your children will love to return to again and again! Illustrated in full color by Liat Benyamini Ariel.
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Donny and Deeny K'Teeny Help the King
By Ella AdlerA fun-to-read story to learn the good traits the Torah tells us about.
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Lieutenant Birnbaum: A Soldier's Story
By Yonason Rosenblum, Meyer BirnbaumJoin Meyer Birnbaum as he enlists in the U.S. Army, helps liberate Buchenwald, trains youngsters for Israel's War of Independence, and drives the Mirrer Rosh Yeshivah and countless others daily to the sunrise minyan at the Kosel.
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Voice of Truth: Life and Eloquence of Rabbi Sholom Schwadron, the Unforgettable Maggid of Jerusalem
By Libby Lazewnik... were some of the generation's great Torah scholars: R' Yaakov Katzenelenbogen, R' Eliyahu Dushnitzer, and R' Sholom' s best-known mentor, the great R' Leib Chasman. When the time came for R' Sholom to marry, he 12 / VOICE OF TRUTH.
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Tehilim: Psalms 73-150
By Avrohom Chaim FeuerTehilim: Psalms 73-150
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A Children's Treasury of Holiday Tales
By Esther Van HandelEsther Van Handel's stories are just right. In this lovely new book, her tales highlight each holiday with a mixture of reality and fantasy that make your youngster get right into the story. A joy all year round. For ages 9-11.
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Make Me, Don't Break Me: Motivating Children for Success at Home and in the Classroom : a Practical Guide for...
By Moshe GansMake Me, Don't Break Me is full of real-life situations that we encounter every day, at home and in the classroom. How does the Torah counsel us to raise our children and students?