Bøger af Sarah Mazor

I Want to Pet the Fish: Abey Visits the Aquarium is the second installment in the Abey Adventures series. This book recounts a visit to the aquarium where the kids learned a lot about marine life. For curious Abey, who loves animals and loves to show his affection by petting them, the experience at the aquarium was most captivating when he finally gets to pet a sea creature.

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?

Little Abey is a curious little guy who wants to know a lot about places and things. But more than anything, Abey loves animals and loves to pet them. In I Want to Pet the Ducks, the first installation of the Abey Adventures Series, Abey goes to Washington D.C. with his family and visits important American sites, including the Lincoln Memorial, the WWII Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and more. But after sightseeing for some time, Abey's attention is captured by ducklings. And off Abey runs! How did Abey's adventure turned out? Read the book and find out. You will not be disappointed!

Joey comes home from school flustered and quite upset. His teacher wanted all the kids to tell her what they want to be when they grow up, but Joey couldn't decide. Joey tearfully tells his dad that he has lots of ideas, not just one. What does Joey want to be when he grows up and what does his dad say? Read and find out.

When Meany Morty, the hater of cats, takes over the management of the beautiful Maui Market Place, Goody Gordy and his Magnificent Cats are sent on their way. Chaos ensues. Dirty Doody and his Rat Mob, no longer kept at bay by the Magnificent Cats, overrun the beautiful Market. The shops close, the tourists leave, and the spectacular sunsets are enjoyed by no one. Will Goody Gordy and the cats return? Will the Maui Market Place ever return to its glory? Read The Magnificent Cats of Maui and find out.

On Tu BiShvat - the 15th day of Shvat - trees celebrate their birthday!The New Year for Trees marks the renewal and reawakening of nature after its winter slumber. The joyous day is celebrated in Israel and by Jews worldwide, planting trees and feasting on various delicious fruit. Special attention is given to Shiv'at Haminim, the Seven Species native to the Land of Israel, namely, wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranate, olives, and dates (honey).Included in the book:Guide to TransliterationAbout Tu BiShvatThe Shke-di-ya (The Almond Tree)Shiv-at Ha-mi-nim (The Seven Species) and the lessons we learn from them.¿¿Tu BiShvat Customs

How to Chanukah is a children's picture book that explains why Chanukah is celebrated every year for eight days and nights. Easy-to-understand rhymes describe life under Syrian-Greek rule, the Maccabees' heroic battles, and the miracle of the little untainted can of oil found in the damaged and desecrated Holy Temple that lasted eight days.ALSO INCLUDED IN THE BOOK:1. Explanations about the Chanukiyah (the Chanukah Menorah)2. The blessings for the ceremonial candle-lighting ritual in Hebrew, English transliteration, and English translation.3. About the Dreidel4. The Dreidel Game5. The Dreidel Song

The children's book Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Girls consists of 26 positive affirmations based on the 26 letters of the alphabet. 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 powerful and effective in building self-confidence, self-belief, and optimism in children. The well-documented impact of positive affirmations inspires many to promote this habit in their children's daily routine. Read Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Boys with your son, grandson, nephew or favorite godchild, and watch as your beloved little boy blossoms. Also available: Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Girlsand Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Kids (the combined version). - which combines the two books (thirteen affirmations with the girl's image and thirteen affirmations with the boy's image). This edition is good for households with boys and girls who prefer getting just one book.

Ami, Tami, and their parents visit a zoo and have lots of fun learning the Hebrew names of animals.

PERFECT HIGH HOLIDAY GIFT FOR CHILDRENAn 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 Boysand Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Girls