Daniel Rose Knihy

The Koren Magerman Youth Haggada fills a unique space in this vibrant and populous market, being designed and written to speak directly to the child in appropriate and engaging language. Part of the Koren Magerman Educational Series, it's design is based on the widely used Koren Magerman Youth Siddur. It too is beautifully illustrated with educational illustrations that form their own commentary, as well as stories, quotes, questions, and reflections to engage the child and encourage connection to the haggada text. Educational features of the Koren Magerman Youth The full haggada text in easy-to-read educationally typeset design. An age-appropriate adapted translation of the Hebrew text. Clear instructions for the ritual contained in the Seder night, written in age-appropriate language. Educational illustrations using powerful imagery to explore the themes from the haggada text. An icon navigation bar to orientate the user within the structure of the Seder service. An 'experience' to have on every page to keep the child active and engaged and deepen the experiential theme of the Seder night. Reflection Quotes and stories that explore a theme from the haggada text. A question on every page, replicating the educational style of asking questions found in the haggada. Educator's Guide available on publishers website.

This practical and helpful guide offers indepth explanations of every educational element found on each page of the Koren Youth siddur, providing a framework for the educator to maximize the educational impact of the siddur in the classroom. The Companion presents the meaning and message behind each illustration, as well as creative ideas for the educator on using the kavanot that accompany the tefillot.

Designed for educators, this guide enhances the use of the Koren Children's siddur by offering detailed explanations of its educational elements. It delves into the meaning of illustrations and provides creative strategies for incorporating kavanot with the tefillot, ensuring a deeper understanding and impact in the classroom.

Louisa Banks faces a challenging return to her family farm in West Virginia to care for her brother's teenagers while he serves time in jail. Struggling with painful memories and financial hardships, she finds herself drawn into local politics and an unexpected relationship with a militant Ganga grower who is also a writer. This intense journey not only tests her resilience but also leads to profound self-discovery and a new path in life, creating a narrative that resonates deeply with readers.

The narrative follows two wanderers over five decades and multiple continents, each on a quest for personal redemption. These modern-day nomads, described as Space Age gypsies, embrace the art of exploration, driven by a relentless search for a metaphorical Holy Grail that symbolizes their longing for fulfillment. Their journeys reflect themes of self-discovery and the pursuit of meaning in an ever-changing world.

The narrative explores the intertwined lives of two women across fifty years—one deceased and the other experiencing a mid-life transformation. Set against the backdrop of a remote West Virginia property, their stories connect through unseen ties and a shared heritage, revealing how their destinies are linked despite never having met.

The book offers a unique, firsthand perspective on the events of December 7, 1941, through handwritten letters from Pearl Harbor survivors. These personal accounts reveal their emotions, experiences, and reflections on the attack, providing an intimate glimpse into a pivotal moment in history. The letters capture the chaos, fear, and resilience of those who lived through the day, making it a compelling narrative of survival and memory.

Exploring the intersection of humanity and extraterrestrial life, this book delves into the complexities of human existence within a vast alien galaxy. It challenges conventional notions of identity, culture, and connection, presenting a thought-provoking narrative that examines how humans adapt and thrive amidst unfamiliar worlds. Through rich storytelling, it invites readers to reflect on their place in the universe and the potential for coexistence with other intelligent beings.

Set in the bleak town of Petroleum, West Virginia, the story follows Maggie Stump, a single mother from a dysfunctional family burdened by addiction and despair. As the eldest of four siblings, her life takes a transformative turn when a whimsical circus clown enters their lives, sparking unexpected change. Through newfound psychic abilities, Maggie uncovers hidden talents and strives to rescue her family from the brink of self-destruction, exploring themes of hope, resilience, and the power of dreams.

West Virginia's allure draws John Able Adams back to his roots, despite his initial desire to escape. Raised in a small town, he served two tours in the Marines and spent ten years in South Florida. Now, he grapples with the complexities of life in a world that feels increasingly chaotic. The story explores themes of belonging, identity, and the struggle to find one's place amidst turmoil.