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	Goodnight Sh'ma (Very First Board Books) by Jacqueline Jules Buy new: $5.95 / Used from: $3.18 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Celebrate: A Book of Jewish Holidays (Reading Railroad) by Judith Gross Buy new: $3.99 / Used from: $1.00 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Children's Illustrated Jewish Bible by Laaren Brown Buy new: $13.59 / Used from: $7.00 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Thank You, God!: A Jewish Child's Book of Prayers (Shabbat) by Judyth Groner Buy new: $6.95 / Used from: $4.16 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Where Shabbat Lives (Very First Board Books) by Jan Goldin Fabiyi Buy new: $5.95 / Used from: $3.42 Usually ships in 24 hours
	A Mezuzah on the Door (Jewish Identity) by Amy Meltzer Buy new: $7.85 / Used from: $4.74 Usually ships in 24 hours
	What Makes Someone a Jew? by Lauren Seidman Buy new: $8.99 / Used from: $4.38 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Classic Bible Stories for Jewish Children by Alfred J. Kolatch Buy new: $10.17 / Used from: $2.64 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Thinking Jewish Teenager's Guide to Life by Akiva Tatz Buy new: $23.99 / Used from: $7.16 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Walk With Y'Shua Through the Jewish Year by Janie-Sue Wertheim Buy new: $10.00 / Used from: $7.95 Usually ships in 24 hours

Jewish children's books can help young readers see the unique beauty of their culture. Multiple studies have shown how much it helps a child's intellectual and emotional growth, to see positive portrayals of people from their religious and cultural background. This is especially important to Jewish children raised in America, who are often overwhelmed by the predominately-Christian perspective in books. Jewish children can often feel like outsiders, and books about Jewish historical figures and heroes augment the positive lessons learned in the home and in the Temple.

Jewish Children's books educate children in the rituals and traditions involved in practicing their faith, while also entertaining them. Moreover, Jewish Children's books are not just for children who are Jews, but can help children of all faiths learn about another religion. Gentile children can read about new and unfamiliar historical figures, and they can be entertained with parables that provide lessons that are beneficial to any child.

Some children, who have been experienced prejudice and ignorance, learn the different ways other young Jews have overcome challenges and thrived. Jewish Children's books do more than help boys and girls learn about their faith; the books help them fall in love with it. Through their reading children learn that they're special because of their religion and should feel proud. Their reading teaches them that they are part of a long and wondrous tradition. 

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