Talmudic and midrashic folklore use the teachings of the ancient sages to answer questions and teach moral lessons, often with a dash of humor. In this delightful collection, Phillis Gershator takes spiritual and folkloric elements and weaves them together with her unique humor to create a special version of the wondrous tales that have captivated readers for centuries. Stories of flying rabbis, miraculous loaves of bread, wise women, muscle-bound angels, and goats that carry bears on their heads will enchant children of all ages and those who read to them.

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Spring, summer, autumn, and winter: bath time is all year round In this follow-up to Time for a Hug now available in a sturdy board edition little bunny goes through the year splashing in puddles, rolling in grass and dirt, dripping a banana split, doing art projects, and more. This sweet story shows young readers it s OK to get grimy because it s always time for fun in the bath "

Too tired to hop. No zip, no zapWhat time is it? TIME FOR A NAP This charming and cosy entry in the Snuggle Time series is now in board format. Every days a busy day, with places to go, people to see and things to do. But sometimes all that activity leaves a toddler tired and cranky. What time is it then? NAP TIME With plenty of humour and fun, Phillis Gershator and David Walker capture a childs resistance to some much-needed sleep.