Meet a boy who shows us that you can score many ways when you’re at bat. And when a good deed comes your way, do it now, or it may go away! This story will teach your children the importance of priorities, and they will love the full-color illustrations and clever rhyming.
Book Keyword: Artscroll Middos Series
Dovy and the Surprise Guests
Dovy was really eager to have some Shabbos guests. Goldie Golding, the noted teacher and author, brings her charming cast of characters to once more save the day. This is an enchanting tale about real hospitality. Come on in – the story is piping hot!
Jo-Jo Goes Shopping
Jo-Jo spends his first shopping trip at the candy counter – and invents a story to cover up! He brings back a lesson, in why not to lie. Phrased in delightful "Dr. Seuss like" rhyme.
The Very Good Fisherman
Feivel could catch all types of fish, but when he tried to catch gefilte fish….!
Benjy’s Room
Benjy didn't like sharing his room. But, when he got a room to himself, his troubles were far from over. This is a great book for dealing with sibling rivalry, so pull the kids apart, sit them on either side of you and enjoy this colorful story while at the same time teaching your children […]
Farmer Greenfield’s Big City Adventure
Perseverance means never giving up. And Mendy is full of perseverance. Squeeze into the back seat with Farmer Greenfield's children and join them on an adventure to the big city.
The Secret of the Leaves
A delightful tale about a boy who learns that shouting is not the best way to be heard.
Eli and His Little White Lie
It all began as a cute little fluffy white lie – but it soon got out of hand… until Eli decided to tell the truth. This is a great way to teach kids about the consequences of lying- even if it's only a little white lie.
Arrogant Ari Learns a Lesson
Ari was arrogant. So arrogant that nobody liked him. But then something happened and Ari learned a lesson.
The Little Old Lady Who Couldn’t Fall Asleep
"Once upon a time there was a little old lady who couldn't fall asleep." She tried everything but nothing helped, not even Dr. Klugkop. Then the Rebbetzin (Rabbi's wife) had a splendid idea. Warm, charming, and an ever-so-funny way to learn about the mitzvah of concern for your neighbor.