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Children’s The Wooden Sword: A Jewish Folktale from Afghanistan Ann Redisch Stampler; Carol Liddiment, illus.
Fiction Radiant Days, Haunted Nights: Great Tales From the Treasury of Yiddish Folk Literature Joachim Neugroschel, ed. and trans.
Children’s Solomon and the Ant: And Other Jewish Folktales Retold by Sheldon Oberman; Peninnah Schram, intro. and commentary
Recommended Reading JBC Bookshelf: Fairy Tales, Noir, Translations, Cooking Posted by Naomi Firestone-TeeterIn case you haven’t been following us on Twitter (or FB), we posted the 2012 National Jewish Book Award guidelines earlier this week.… Naomi Firestone-Teeter June 22, 2012
Children’s Beauty and the Beast: Level 3: Learn Hebrew Through Fairy Tales David Burke; Migs Sandoval, illus.
Children’s Cinderella: Level 1: Learn Hebrew Through Fairy Tales David Burke; Migs Sandoval, illus.
Children’s Goldilocks and the 3 Bears: Level 2: Learn Hebrew Through Fairy Tales David Burke; Migs Sandoval, illus.
Children’s The Hungry Clothes and Other Jewish Folktales Retold by Peninnah Schram; Gianni DeConno, illus.
Fiction Fables from the Jewish Tradition Rabbi Manes Kogan; Sandy Berkofsky-Santana, trans.; Marcelo Ferder, illus.
Fiction Leaves From the Garden of Eden: One Hundred Classic Jewish Tales Howard Schwartz; Kristina Swarner, illus.
