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Now Back in Print! "Like the artist's Chicken Man and A Baker's Portrait, this has an informal warmth that will endear it to kids who already know or want to learn the Hebrew alphabet ... Clear, artful, and involving, this is a model of what foreign-language alphabets should be." —Bulletin for the Center of Children's Books Junebug Books NewSouth Books |
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Each time Chicken Man is moved into a new job on the kibbutz, someone else wants to take that job instead, and the chickens suffer as a consequence. National Jewish Book Award; A Hungry Mind Review Book of Distinction; A Children's Book of the Year/Child Study Children's Book Committee ISBN: 1-58-838223-0 Click to order from:Amazon Downloads Teacher's Guide Coloring Sheet Count and Color: Math Activity Sheet |
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 Written by Michelle Edwards Illustrated by Paul Meisel
Candlewick Press, November 2004
All ages, ISBN: 0-76-360779-7 For Selma and her little sister Dora, this is their first Chanukkah without Mama. When Papa comes home with everything they need for latkes, Selma is worried. Mama always made the Chanukkah latkes. Can they make them without her? School Library Journal heralded Papa's Latkes as a "touching and uplifting story." People of all ages which cherish this story about a family recovering from loss. CCBC Choices 2005: Seasons and Celebration Click to order from: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Booksense |
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 written by Michelle Edwards and Phyllis Root,
illustrated by Paul Meisel Ages 4 to 7
Candlewick Press, Fall 2002, ISBN 0-7636-1350-9 What goes Whoosh Aroo Hooo! The first book written by Michelle Edwards and Phylliss Root together, What's That Noise is about the night and noises and two brothers who hear them. Whoosh Aroo Hoo! Click to order from: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Booksense |
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 written and illustrated by Michelle Edwards
Carolrhoda, 1990, ISBN 0-87614-535-7
available in libraries and at abebooks.com "In Northern Minnesota, where the winters are fierce, there lived an old woman named Dora." Dora writes a book about her grandparents and she and her friend, Tom, print and bind the book. Complete and illustrated explanation of how books were and are made by hand. Click to order from: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Booksense |
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