Bøger af Bonnie Grubman

A funny story about following dreams, telling the truth, and discovering what you‿re good at. For best friends ages 5 years and up. Willy wants to play a part in a musical, but his voice is kind of shrill, not really in tune, and . . . quite horrible. Should Walter be honest? He hates hurting his friend‿s feelings. And how would Willy react?Â

"A touching story about sharing, building community, and a tall beautiful tree that opens its large, welcoming branches to all. For a long time, Bird has been looking for the perfect tree. And finally, there it is! Big and beautiful, with large branches to build her nest on. And with fragrant blossoms welcoming her. But as other animals want to live there too, she soon realizes that trees are not just for birds, and life is better when we have others around us."--

"Now that's how you catch a fish!"Willy knows everything about fishing-or so he thinks. Walter doesn't know much about fishing, but he tries to be helpful. Unfortunately, Willy won't listen, and the fish won't bite. But the two friends don't give up easily, and as they surely have fun trying, things look up!A funny story about being persistent, enjoying the great outdoors and spending quality time with our loved ones.  For lovers of fresh air (and fishing pros!) 5 years and up.

A fresh version of a familiar tale. For clever foxes and hares ages 4 years and up. Goldie Fox would like a nice dinner of hare. With a clever plan, she tries to lure the Hare family into a trap. But Mama Hare soon realizes what Goldie is up to. Can the Hares outsmart her?

"A familiar story told with a bit of pathos, ending with camaraderie and some suspense." - Kirkus ReviewsElwood, Bernardo, and Vincent enjoy a nice, easy life. Until the humans bring home . . . MEOW! Oh, no, a cat in the house! Goodbye, lazy days. Unless the mice succeed in their plan, of course!A funny story about a new roommate and clever, scheming mice. For mouse and cat lovers ages 5 years and up.

As the Israelites journey to the Promised Land, a unicorn brings joy and inspiration to the children. This story draws from the rabbinic understanding of tachash, a mysterious creature named in the Book of Exodus.

Follow Lou as he appeals to his rabbi to help solve his family's overcrowding problem. A new take on a beloved Jewish folktale.