Children & Youth
- Going their separate ways…
For the three girls boarding in the Baums’ basement, Pesach vacation means more than a well-earned break from schoolwork. Pesach also means – going home.
Tamar can’t wait to get back to Kedzie. She misses the youngsters in her Shabbos group and helping her rabbi father run his shul. But it doesn’t take her long to discover that anticipation often bears little relation to reality…
Disappointment lies in store for Elisheva, too. For months, she’s longed for a taste of the privacy and comfort she left behind in South Africa. But a phone call from her parents soon turns those dreams into ashes…
For Rochel, the prospect of going home is definitely less than thrilling. She’s never made the effort to grow closer to her stepfather and his children, and she’s not about to start now. It takes the unexpected to teach the girls how to value what is precious in their lives, and that beyond disappointment and disillusion can lie happier beginnings. Learn More
How can we hear someone who isn't able to speak?Listen With Your Heart is a story that teaches kids the important values of relating to those who are different from them, instilling traits like caring, compassion, and sensitivity. With its fresh and endearing illustrations, this book will help your child grow and learn valuable lessons at an early stage. Learn More
In this fascinating book, your child will join Elazar on his trip to the land of Right Now, a land where you can buy patience in a store… and will return with the wonder formula for patience—a gift for life. We invite you to join and enjoy another quality storybook. Learn More
Hi! It's me – Batya. In our previous book, Bentzi and the Museum Mystery, Bentzi showed us he too can write really well. But he realized it's not easy to write an entire book! This time we decided that I'll write most of the story, and he'll write only the parts that happened to him. I go first: "No! I will never agree, no matter what!" A dramatic cry rang out from my friend Esti's room. It was Esti's voice, but she sounded weird. What was she talking about there in such an excited tone? And with whom? A mystery in the backyard. A disappointment at school. A discovery in the old age home. Another thrilling adventure with Batya and Bentzi! Learn More
Do you know how much Hashem loves you?
If you don’t, then just start thinking ...
Think about everything Hashem gives you.
Think about everything He does for you.
Think about how He’s always thinking about you.If you spend time thinking about these things, then before long ...
You’ll start to love Hashem, too!
And this book will help you do it! Learn More
It’s Chani Kaufman’s first month on the job, and she’s scared! As if being editor-in-chief of the B.Y. Times weren’t hard enough, Chani faces a whole new crop of problems. Nechama and her new assistant, Ilana Silver, are as different as night and day—no wonder they can’t seem to get along. Pinky’s no help, as her moods swing wildly, along with her family’s fortunes. And Raizy, Chani’s trusted assistant editor, feels overwhelmed by the combination of newspaper and high school. In fact, the B.Y. Times seems to be on the verge of disintegrating... It takes a false accusation, a false alarm, and a whole new attitude to turn things around for Chani and the paper. Join our old/new staff as they begin a school year brimming with great fun and exciting new challenges. Learn More
Hi! It’s me, Bentzi. Yes, that’s right. It’s me writing this time, not my sister Batya. “I want a turn too,” I told Batya. “Why should you always write our stories? It’s not fair!” “What are you going to write about? Nothing special happened since the magic potion.” “Oh, but it soon will!” I lowered my voice to a soft whisper. “Mysterious new neighbors are coming to live in our building, and we will discover their hidden secret!” If you love reading Shikufitzky , here's your chance to laugh and think some more with a different kind of series – the amazingly funny adventures of Bentzi! Another imaginative, fun-filled book by the author of the best-selling series Learn More
The B.Y. Timesers are off to camp!
Camp means swimming, art, and punchball.
Camp means hikes, plays, and campfires.
Camp means...problems.Problems for Batya. At home, Batya’s always felt needed. Here in camp, someone needs her, too—bad-tempered, sulky Tova Gutman. But how can Batya break through the walls that Tova’s built?
Problems for Raizy. The shy genius has always been comfortable as Shani Baum’s second-in-command. But what happens when she’s the boss?
Problems for Nechama. She adopts a wounded bird and nurses it back to health. But how can she bear to say goodbye to her feathered friend?
Join the girls from Bloomfield as they solve their problems and have a lot of fun along the wayin Summer Daze. Learn More
Meet Sarah Dreamer, a little girl with a big imagination, who dreams to...
...fly like a bird
...run like a cheetah
....grow like a tree
Meet her Mother, who will guide little Sarah as she discovers that she is wonderful as she is, and that the greatest treasure of all is the one that already exists inside her.
Sarah Dreamer is a charming and uplifting book about unconditional love that will delight young readers, as it gently gives over the vital message of being happy as they are. Learn More
![The B.Y. Times #6 Party Time]()
When the Chinns throw a fabulous catered bas mitzvah party, it's a tough act for Chani Kaufman to follow. How can her bas mitzvah possibly top theirs--especially since her family is strapped for money?Party plans take a backseat when color war breaks out in
school, splitting apart classes, friendships—and even Chinky
and Pinky, those inseparable twins. Chani’s got no time to
worry about a bas mitzvah: with her team captain out sick,
it’s up to her to lead her team to victory. The problem is,
they won’t listen to a word she says!
You’ll find all the girls you’ve grown to love, and meet
some great new characters—spunky Chani Kaufman,
mysterious Miss Karlin, and even a high-flying pilot—in B.Y.
Times #6: Party Time. Learn More
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