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Rabbi Rocketpower in a tooty fruity tale for Tu Bishvat
Susan Abramson · 2011
Concern0CleanVirtue6Thin
Rabbi Rocketpower celebrates Tu Bishvat by planting trees and learning about nature.
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A young girl named Lily helps her family care for a litter of puppies, learning responsibility and the joys of animal companionship.
A collection of short stories and poems aimed at encouraging happiness and positive emotions in children.
Three little lambs are lost and must find their way back home.
This book is a collection of Hebrew poems by Yehuda Amichai, exploring themes of life, love, and memory.
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Molly is moving out of her childhood home and reflects on her memories and the changes she is experiencing.
A young boy named Porkchop experiences a spooky but ultimately harmless Halloween night filled with trick-or-treating and costumes.
A young slug named Sheldon discovers the joy of reading with the help of a patient teacher.
Green Magician Puzzle is a fantasy novel where young characters discover magical abilities and embark on an adventure to solve a mystery. They must use their wits and newfound powers.
A young girl named Karin learns the meaning of Christmas spirit.
A young child celebrates their grandfather's birthday with family, enjoying presents and cake.
A young woman named Cuda navigates the challenges of her Celtic heritage and a burgeoning romance.
This is a children's picture book about a young boy who encounters a mythical creature.
A young boy named Richard inherits a mysterious castle and must uncover its secrets and the truth about his family.
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Cecilia navigates a year of significant life changes and personal growth.
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