New Releases by Emily Sper

"Photography For Young People" is chock-full of information broken down to basic concepts and accompanied by dynamic photographs. A book for children of all ages. What do you see when you walk down the street? Do you notice the color of light? Do you see patterns and shapes? People? Animals? Nature? What interests you and only you? Capture what you see. Share your vision.

Children will learn about the Passover holiday in this fun-filled introduction to a seder. When finished coloring the key words and symbols of the seder, they will have their own unique and personal haggadah. Activities in English and Hebrew are paced throughout the 106 pages to engage young minds: find your way out of the maze of slavery to freedom, make your own Memory Match card game, draw pictures, paste photos, describe family traditions, answer questions that bring relevance and meaning to the holiday.

A unique way to introduce children to the Hebrew calendar-day and night, the seven-day week, Shabbat, months, seasons, Jewish holidays, and numbers.

CYBILS 2016 Board Book Award Finalist In this delightful introduction to colors, babies, toddlers, and cat lovers of all ages will enjoy following a kitten through the pages as he plays with one colorful ball of yarn after another. Toddlers can also make a game of following the yarn from page to page as each color unravels.

Suggests simple ways that people can produce less trash, recycle, and otherwise help to protect the Earth, and introduces such issues as carbon dioxide, global warming, the role of trees and water, and renewable energy.

Holiday candles introduce the numbers from one to eight and other Hanukkah terms in English, Hebrew, and Yiddish, with English transliterations. On board pages.

Introduces children to the Jewish calendar.

Bold art and simple text—along with flaps, tabs, textures, and wheels - introduce young children to the history and traditions of Passover.