A beloved book by Eric Carl that invites children to listen, imagine, discover, feel, think, and communicate with others playfully. The book contributes to the child's physical and mental awareness, especially as they enter kindergarten.
לפרטים נוספיםThe Small Owl and his Orange Scarf
The little owl doesn't like the orange scarf his mother knitted for him, and he tries to get rid of it through funny tricks, until his mother helps him choose a new scarf. An entertaining story about the importance of listening to children and caring for their needs and desires.
לפרטים נוספיםWhen Water Flooded the City
Gradually, the town becomes submerged in water, and its inhabitants search for individual solutions without much concern until they realize that the collective problem requires a collective solution. This story emphasizes the importance of unity, critical thinking, and taking initiative to find ...
לפרטים נוספיםFriendship Bench
Lila enters a new school where she doesn't know anyone. With the help of her kind teacher, she discovers the "Friendship Seat" and makes a new friend. This book explores the hidden opportunities in new beginnings and the challenging yet beautiful journey of building friendships.
לפרטים נוספיםWe Play with Dots
An interactive book that engages a child’s senses, encourages movement, and enriches their language.
לפרטים נוספיםRihab’s Hotel
Rihab’s Hotel (Original title: Valentine's Guest House) Sam Sharland Sam Sharland May Arro Sharbel Elias When the tiger comes to Rihab’s Hotel, humans run away. However, the hotel quickly fills up with different creatures, each with their own needs, as seen by the young girl Aseel. This book is ...
לפרטים נוספיםOh Flying Bird
Inspired by a popular song, the paper plane takes children from Safad to Be’er-sheva on a journey where they get to know cities and villages they live in or travel to with their families. A book that promotes a child's connection to their homeland and heritage.
לפרטים נוספיםBook of Questions
Is the sun the universe's lantern? Are the branches the arms of the trees? These poetic and imaginative questions are posed by two curious children during their journey through nature. The book invites young readers to contemplate the beauty of the world and engage their poetic imagination.
לפרטים נוספיםWhere will you take me, Rashid?
A cardboard box finds itself in a new home, where it serves different purposes and goes through sensory and emotional experiences that mimic a child's experiences. This is a story about imagination from the perspective of "the object," encouraging young readers to see things from the viewpoint of ...
לפרטים נוספיםDear Little One
From the treasures of flowers to the secrets of insects, this poetic book, with its enchanting illustrations, encourages children to explore the nature around them, see the wealth of beauty, joy, and love in it, and care for its preservation.
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