OK, maybe this should be in a different topic but oh well. I have a 1 year old and my synagogue library isn't too helpful (only children's book I could find in the first sweep was one called 'Mommy Never Went to Hebrew School' . I started looking at big sites like Amazon but wonder what the books are really like - a lot of kids' books that look great from the cover aren't.
DS is 1. He's going to be Jewish (Reform) but I'm not Jewish so am looking for books to help both of us. Ideal would be an illustrated Shema, a few Bible stories etc, preferably from not to reverent a perspective - is that too much to ask? probably. Just wondered if anybody could recommend anything.
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Jewish childrens' books for littlies
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acnebride · 16/01/2005 22:08
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