Peninnah Schram Boeken

The book features a collection of enchanting stories drawn from Jewish oral tradition, primarily sourced from talmudic and midrashic texts, as well as medieval literature and the Israel Folktale Archives. Peninnah Schram, a gifted storyteller, aims to restore and celebrate the richness of Jewish folklore, offering tales that enlighten, educate, and entertain. Each story-within-a-story serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of Jewish culture and tradition, continuing the author's commitment to preserving these valuable narratives.

Featuring sixty-four retold Jewish folktales, this collection emphasizes the importance of storytelling as a connection between generations. Peninnah Schram, a celebrated Jewish storyteller, revitalizes these tales to ensure their relevance and vibrancy in contemporary life. Through her work, she preserves cultural heritage while engaging readers with the timeless wisdom and charm of these narratives.

A bedtime retelling of Psalm 23 for children who feel afraid of the dark.

The narrative offers a vibrant exploration of Elijah's significance in Jewish life and tradition. It invites readers to discover the rich tapestry of stories and teachings surrounding this pivotal figure, revealing the timeless wisdom embedded in centuries of Jewish culture. Through its engaging portrayal, the book illuminates Elijah's enduring impact and relevance.

Before I was born -- The day of my birth -- Ceremonies & celebrations -- Firsts & favorites -- Jewish holy days & holidays -- Important information about me.

Jewish Stories of Love and Marriage is a treasury of tales that speaks to love's blessing and challenge. From biblical times to present, this book shares powerful stories about faith and love, even in times of heartbreak. It is an ideal collection for personal reading, to share at weddings or anniversaries, and to explore rich traditions of love.

Over the protests of the angels, God gives people words but quickly reconsiders as lies, curses, and gossip appear but soon, words are being used in new, beautiful ways.