For ages 3-9 Motherhood is a wonderful life-long experience. The years take you through many stages with your children, all of them sweeter than the last. "I Am Your Mother" expresses the excitement of the pregnancy, the journey through childhood and the joy of watching your children get married and holding your grandchildren. Join the author as she takes a journey through every stage of life with her children and finds that she is proud to say that "You are my child, and I am your mother."

For ages 3-9.Yikes! All the spaghetti in Uncle Pauley's restaurant is missing...and it's almost dinner time. Gabby and Noodles jump into action, following a trail of smashed spaghetti boxes scribbled with the message "The tower is falling, come quick!" At long last, they come face to face with the mysterious tower...but where's the spaghetti?

Ages 3-9. . Six-year-old Dana, a little Jewish girl with a big personality, is about to attend a family wedding. At the synagogue, she'll discover the "ritzy-ditzy" party room, talk to Moses, attempt to sing with the band, and try to understand why her mom is taking pictures of relatives to hang on a tree

For ages 5-12... It's Passover and Eli is stuck going to Grandma and Grandpa's boring Seder again. Just listening to his annoying little brother practice the four questions is torture enough Eli would rather be anywhere else but this time he's in for an unexpected surprise. A bowl of mushy red stuff will turn the evening into something extraordinary and Passover, for Eli, will never be the same again.

For ages 3-9... Being a parent is rewarding, but it can also be a demanding and wearisome job. Why Is Mommy So Tired? is a comical yet heartwarming story about tired, exhausted parents, the Wearys, and their rambunctious but loveable son Rowdy. The Wearys, like most parents, have a very difficult time finding the energy to play with their little Rowdy. Until one night, Mrs. Weary makes a surprising and unbelievable discovery when suddenly awakened by a strange noise. Could she have uncovered the true reason she and parents everywhere are always so tired? What will parents do when they find...

It's Christmas Eve but George is grumpy. His mother tries everything to get him into the holiday spirit. She sings Christmas songs, bakes cookies and decorates the house but George isn't having it. He's convinced Santa won't visit him. That is, until he discovers Santa has a secret. Unable to believe his eyes, George finally gets excited about the magic of the season. This timeless holiday book is for children ages 3-8.

For ages 3-9... Children begin dreaming about what they want to be before they even start school. Firemen, doctors, nurses, farmers, football players and ballerinas would be plentiful if children always became what they dreamed about when they were very young. In these pages, little Emily doesn't know what she wants to be when she grows up. There are so many choices She and her mother talk about all kinds of career options...such as becoming a great cook, a judge, a seamstress, doctor and lots more. But what would be the BEST thing for her to do when she grows up? Only her mother knows