TAP Birthday Program/Book Fair 4Y

A simple basic question that every child asks! Here is a simple, basic answer, which every child can understand. Ages 4-9.

Ari was so arrogant then he learned a lesson.

Nobody seemed to care about the new baby's older brother, until his wise mother solved the problem. Ages 3-7.

Follow Raffi, a lively five-year-old who lives in the Old City of Jerusalem, and watch him get ready for Shabbat and Pesach. Great full-color pictu...

Join Rose, as she learns about the Judge inside her mind and transforms her relationship with her twin sister Rylee, by deciding to judge her ...

The famous tale from the Medrash of how our forefather Avraham at the early age of three, discovered the existence of the one, true G-d. From The L...

Why was Dovid HaMelech chosen to become king of Israel? This story from the Midrash reveals Dovid's leadership qualities when he was just a young b...

Shimmy is the youngest in his family, and it seems as if he always has to wait for everything! He's the last one to get a sip from the Kiddush cup...

Clever and brave, little Miriam is a true heroine. When King Pharoh doesn t want there to be any Jewish baby boys, Miriam watches her own baby brot...

We're baking and polishing and shopping and shining. Here Comes Shabbos! Share the excitement of preparing for Shabbos with your children in this w...

Let's share with our children all the wonderful blessings that Hashem has given us: Eyes to see beautiful things, Hands to help others, Feet to run...

Nothing gives fathers and mothers more joy than helping their children grow up healthy and happy, being loyal to Hashem and helping others. And not...

Baruch loves his new yarmulke. His new yarmulke loves Baruch. But the two just can't seem to stay together! Little boys love to climb, and play, an...

The Ultimate Bedtime Story Baruch doesn't want to sleep, There's so much to be done. He knows it is his bedtime, But he'd rather just have fun Meet...

Interactive. Adorable. And just plain fun. The book your children and grandchildren will love - especially for Pesach! Pesach is such a wonderful t...

In our increasingly rushed and abrupt world, guess what - manners still matter!"¢ Don't interrupt others, Say please and thank you, Offer older peo...

Did you know that smiles can fly? It's a rainy day and Bentzy is sad. The rain is falling harder, for sure there's no ball. There's no reason to sm...

Good news for parents and kids - Shmuel Blitz is back with a new collection of bedtime stories. His newest book is for the littlest ones. They'll l...

One boy's erev Shabbat in Jerusalem's old city

"Let me think," Chaim thought, "I'm not good at math." "But with double the people, I'll only get half." All Shabbos morning, Chaim Ephraim is loo...

Most children find thunderstorms frightening - they are loud, startling and potentially dangerous. In Gavriel's Storm, author Aviva Werner has team...

Food allergies are never fun, but this whimsical journey - following a lively peanut from the farm to your table - will help youngsters understand ...

Avigail, being the youngest of four, is always last. Even more, she always gets her sisters' old hand-me-downs. It's only when her aunt unexpectedl...

The very basics of what prayer is all about can be shared, even with the very young, and the best proof of this lies in the charming book When I Da...

Yisroel is turning three and is about to get his first haircut! Do you know what he's going to be? Find out, in this adorable and unique book for p...

When Dina-dee get sick with the chickenpox Mommy tries to make her feel better in many different ways. But there's one thing that's the best medici...

Spill-proof, tear-proof, laminated pages. Dina-dee figures out a way to solve her dilemma without waking up her sleeping grandmother.

Who is this 'other girl' who lives in Dina-dee's house, looks just like Dina-dee, but acts so differently? In Dina-dee and the 'Other Girl', Dina-d...

Why isn't the Morah calling on Dina-dee even when she raises her hand? Dina-dee learns how a small mix-up can cause a BIG misunderstanding.

Why is Dina-dee's friend being so mean to her? Dina-dee learns the value of overlooking the past in Dina-dee Forgives and Forgets.

Oh, no! There is a big hole in Dina-dee's lunch bag, and all her food falls out! What will Dina-dee eat for lunch? Discover the beauty of chessed i...