Linda Glaser

In rural Minnesota in 1938, Hannah, a young orthodox Jewish girl, deals with being the new girl in class.

When Rachel makes latkes with her friend Mrs. Greenberg, the project turns out to be a very messy one.

Two young bunnies learn about the customs of Hanukkah from their parents and grandparents before they light the menorahs, eat potato latkes, and play dreidel.

What is that garbage doing next to the garden? It's not garbage. It's compost! Amazing things happen inside a compost bin. In go banana peels, grass clippings, and even an old jack-o'-lantern. Out comes compost. The compost goes into the garden to make the soil rich for new plants. Compost is good for the earth. Composting also helps us make less garbage. In this book, you can watch as one family makes compost for their garden and also learn how to...

Discover how familiar insects survive the cold winter months and ensure the safety of the next generation.

In this version of the familiar tale, an old man tricks the townspeople of Chelm into contributing the necessary ingredients for making a Seder feast for all to share.

"A young man travels to Jerusalem to learn the Torah. When he decides that the greatest teacher will be able to teach him the entire Torah while standing on one foot, he gets laughed at and shooed away. Finally, he meets the great Rabbi Hillel, who is willing to help him"--

A child observes the coming of summer and its effects on the weather, animals, and plants. Includes suggestions for summertime activities to enjoy alone or with a parent.

See a dragonfly nymph grow and shed her skin and then soar on wings. Includes questions and answers about dragonflies.

Simple text and illustrations describe the physical characteristics, habits, and life cycle of the honey bee.