Most Popular Books by Sigal Adler

The Purim Story of Queen Esther and Mordechai the Righteous (Jewish Holiday) A fun and lighthearted Purim story for children - in rhyme and modern language. This charming, smile-inducing, and rhymed children''s book presents the story of Purim in a light, humorous, and age-appropriate way for early readers. Through lovable characters and colorful illustrations, children embark on a magical journey that tells the Purim story in a witty and contemporary style. The book is perfect for shared reading at kindergarten or school, as well as for preparing for family Purim celebrations. With flowing rhymes and modern language, it brings children closer to the story of the Megillah, teaching them about the holiday in an enjoyable and immersive way. Ideal for early readers and for celebrating Purim with a smile - a humorous Jewish holiday book for children.

Sometime Parents can be creative too This Children''s book proves that sometimes parents have "Creative ways" to deal with everyday behavior. It is written in a poetry style with lots of humor and a great moral at the end

Vamos a aprender sobre los vegetales - ¡que emoción! Son lo mejor que puedes comer y probar sin condición. Sabes que pueden ser una raíz, una fruta o una flor, Solo recuerda - ¡el poder que te dan es lo mejor! ♥ Ana Banana ♥ Había una pequeña mujer llamada Ana, Quien vivía sola dentro de una banana. Su casa era larga, delgada, alta y diferente, De pared a pared no tenía espacio suficiente. Estaba muy lleno ahí y era difícil descansar, Solo medio closet donde la ropa podía colocar. Una planta y una pelota era lo único que tenía. Espacio dentro de la casa de verdad no había

Young Harry Monster has waited all yearAnd now Halloween is almost hereHe knows just what he wants to beA pirate

GIVE PEACE A CHANCE *********************** Down in the valley, so peaceful, so still Stood a train with five cars right by a hill. Each car had a different animal friend And in ten more minutes, its wait there would end.

This is a story about the adventures of a brave little spider, Rider On The Storm In the tropical rainforest the stormy season had begun, Mrs. Spider searched for shelter for herself and her son. The weather was quite windy; there was thunder and rain, In their home under the rocks they''d be warm and dry again.

Brothers Grimm books for beginner readers In a land far away, a long time ago, stood a grand palace surrounded by glow. And in the palace, a family of three, lived with great love, as happy as can be. The father was a king, the mother his queen, and their baby princess, the fairest ever seen.

His Father''s Mustache Ziggy''s dad had a mustache, extra-long, it had shiny hairs, was healthy and strong. When it was cold, and snow hit the ground he wrapped his ''stache like a scarf all around. When he left the house and said goodbye, the ''stach left after an hour... and that''s no lie An amusing book for children and their parents. A wonderful bedtime story, to put a smile on your face. The story develops the child''s imagination and teaches valuable messages in a humoristic way with fun rhymes!

A St. Patrick''s Day Tale On a sunny hill, two hardworking brothers tended their fields every day, through every kind of weather-heat, rain, or wind. They worked tirelessly, often dreaming of an easier life and wishing for enough means to hire help and ease their aching backs. Just before St. Patrick''s Day, their luck changed! During a short break, they heard a rustle in the trees and discovered a tiny leprechaun trapped among the branches. Acting with kindness and courage, they helped him escape. In gratitude, the leprechaun granted each of them a wish. One brother, content with the simple things, asked that his pocket always hold exactly what he needed. The other, dreaming of grand riches, asked for a bag filled with a million gold coins. But which wish will truly bring lasting happiness? Leprechaun''s Million Gold Coins is a magical St. Patrick''s Day story about friendship, helping others, and the true rewards of kindness. With a gentle lesson on greed versus contentment, it shows young readers (ages 3-7) that generosity and wisdom are more valuable than riches alone. Perfect for: Ages 3-7 St. Patrick''s Day celebrations Reading aloud at home or in the classroom Teaching children about kindness, contentment, generosity, and friendship

Teach Your Kids To Brush Their Teeth''s ********************************************* Bacteria Joe came to check my teeth last night, He smelled leftover chocolate, what a delight! When he started to dig in my tooth I felt pain, Now I won''t forget about tooth-brushing again.

A Hanukkah of Light and Joy On Hanukkah, we light candles and remember the Maccabees'' bravery and the oil''s great miracle. Every candle represents faith and light, filling us with joy and connecting us to our roots. The holiday reminds us that even in darkness, light will always win. Just as the Maccabees fought and succeeded, we can face any challenge if we believe in ourselves. A long, long time ago, in the faraway land of Israel, the mighty Greeks arrived. Leading them was a strict king named Antiochus. He thought to himself, "Why should the Jews keep their old traditions? I want them to act like Greeks!"

On a lovely fine day, with sun filling the sky, Two neighbor cats met in a garden nearby. In lovely warm weather, well past winter''s gloom, Soaking up spring with its flowers in bloom.

One sunny morning; that lit up the sky, The black cat and white cat; went outside to lie; To warm in the sun; all that long afternoon, Enjoying the lazy hot days of late June.

★ WHO ATE MY SANDWICH ★ Uncle Jake thought that quiet days were the best, He''d relax at home with a book and time to rest. Though parties were no pleasure for Uncle Jake, On his birthday, the whole family came with a cake. This year on his birthday there was a football game, Watching a re-run just wouldn''t be quite the same. ** prisrob TOP 500 REVIEWERVINE VOICE: Have you ever made a mistake? If you did, what did you do to make it better? The author, Sigal Adler, has written a fun book about Uncle Jake. Uncle Jake was a busy man, and on his day of rest that is exactly what he liked to do, rest. Uncle Jake liked to rest and watch football on television. One day of rest was his birthday, and his family arrived to celebrate. Uncle Jake would much prefer to watch football, but he welcomed his family. They had a delicious cake, and a special gift for Uncle Jake, they gave him a puppy! What do you think Uncle Jake thought anout a puppy? When you read this book, you will, understand and appreciate the rest of the story. Parents/teachers will enjoy reading this story to their children. The children will love the puppy and the storyline. They can talk about the lessons learned, making judgements before you know the story. This book is written in rhyme, one of my favorite ways to read to children. The illustrations by Abira Das are bright, colorful and beautiful. They depict the storyline and Uncle Jake and the puppy. I like books with lessons learned. ** Uvi Poznansky: Uncle jake is grouchy, and he has a problem: despite the fact he enjoys his solitude, the whole family comes to visit him on his birthday. This year on his birthday there was a football game Watching a rerun just wouldn''t be the same. As always I find great pleasure in the colorful illustrations that bring out the humor in the light verse of this children''s book. You can see his cheeks being pinched, with great glee, by a family member. This is a moment every child can relate to! He already had a headache; he hadn''t rested a bit, When his aunt pinched his cheek he nearly had a fit! To add to his anger, his sandwich had been eaten, and he must find the culprit, his puppy: Jake shook his fist and yelled: Don''t ever do that again! You''re a bother! Now let me watch the game in my den." Will he ever grow comfortable with enjoying the birthday gifts and good wishes? Find out, get this book! Five stars.

I''ve Only Got Three Hands **************************** Big problems were brewing in monster land Where one boy''s bedroom was way out of hand; When bedtime came, well, his room was a mess! And that mischievous monster couldn''t care less.

Rhyming Bible stories One day, Pharaoh''s daughter bathed in the stream. Did she see a basket, or was it just a dream? No! She heard a baby, and it softly cried, so the Egyptian princess ran to look inside. "It''s a baby!" she told her maidens with surprise and fell in love with the baby who looked very wise. She took the baby; it was against her father''s law, but a baby couldn''t live in a basket made of straw.

Little RED TURKEY - A Hilarious Passover Tale for Kids! From crumbs to courage... a holiday story with heart, humor, and a matzah twist! Get ready to giggle with Little RED TURKEY, a playful Passover spin on the beloved Little Red Hen tale-perfect for preschoolers and early readers! Little Red Turkey wants to bake fresh matzah for the seder, but all his friends are too busy cleaning, cooking, or just plain hiding! He rolls, pats, and bakes all by himself... until a surprise seder disaster changes everything. When trouble strikes, his friends rush in to help-and discover the real meaning of teamwork and tradition. ✨ Written in delightful rhymes ✨ Full of silly moments and sweet lessons ✨ A celebration of kindness, friendship, and the joy of giving Whether you''re introducing little ones to the story of Passover or simply looking for a fun and meaningful holiday read, Little RED TURKEY is a family favorite you''ll want to read again and again! Perfect for ages 3-7 - Great for classrooms, holiday gifts, and reading aloud at the seder table!

A joyful, modern retelling of the Purim story-told in playful rhyme and written especially for young children. Set in ancient Persia, this warm and engaging story introduces young readers to Queen Esther, brave Mordecai, a foolish king, and Haman the wicked. Through courage and unity, the Jewish people learn that they have the right to live freely as Jews and to stay true to their faith. Written in gentle, rhythmic verse, this child-friendly retelling shares why the Purim story has been remembered and celebrated every year-marking a moment of freedom, survival, and identity. Perfect for preschoolers and early readers, this book combines festive fun with meaningful values, including bravery, kindness, standing up to injustice, and pride in one''s identity.

One hot summer day, in front of the fanThe white cat was sweating as only cats canWhen outside the window he suddenly spiedA tiny bird chirping on the other side.The cat stretched hard, from his back to his front,And thought, "What a great day to go out and hunt!"