Bücher von Miriam Yerushalmi

Prince Chaim is very worried. How will he ever become a good king like his father, if he can't even do simple chessed properly? A wise advisor helps the unhappy young prince prove his true value to those around him- and to himself. Colorful and charming illustrations accompany Miriam Yerushalmi's sweet story that will lift the spirits of every child who may face self-doubt.

This captivating story by author and family and child psychologist, Miriam Yerushalmi, can help children prepare for their own coming of age journey. Beautifully illustrated by highly talented artist Esther Ito Perez.

With their mother in the hospital, can Rafi and Rina still enjoy the beauty of Shabbos?In the holy city of Tzefat, the children and their friend learn that with faith, joy, and song every experience can be positive.Acclaimed family and child counselor Miriam Yerushalmi weaves a life-affirming lesson in this lovely story showing how mitzvos are the best medicine.

In Heavenly Waters, noted author and counselor, Miriam Yerushalmi, takes you on a deeper journey through Mikvah preparation and observance. She presents meditations and insights to open your heart to give and receive the love you deserve in marriage. Each physical act can be used as an opportunity for self-reflection and growth in your relationship with your spouse and with Hashem. Also included are inspirational stories about Mikvah observance to convey the precious opportunity women are entrusted with.

With their mother in the hospital, can Rafi and Rina still enjoy the beauty of Shabbos?In the holy city of Tzefat, the children and their friend learn that with faith, joy, and song every experience can be positive.Acclaimed family and child counselor Miriam Yerushalmi weaves a life-affirming lesson in this lovely story showing how mitzvos are the best medicine.

Miriam Yerushalmi's newest book, "I Love You Gramma Nana" is a sweet and lovely book about the power and value of grandmothers. It's about tradition, wisdom, and the gift of unconditional love. This book teaches children to show love, how adults can continue to give it, and how grandmothers embody it. I highly recommend this book for anyone who has a grandmother, is a grandmother, or knows a grandmother. It is a beautiful book with a beautiful message for everyone.

Feivel and his friends set out to bring food to the poor on Erev Shabbos. Joining Menachem and his mother, they all set out for the soup kitchen to do this mitzvah, only to discover that it has been sold to Mr. Bigg, a contractor, who has other plans for the building. Menachem helps Mr. Bigg come to a happy resolution and an appreciation of the mitzvah of kindness and the joy of giving.

A wonderful Jewish Children's Book by Miriam Yerushalmi. Other books in the series include Feivel the Falafel Ball Who Wanted to Do a MitzvahGedalia the Goldfish Who Wanted to Be Like the KingLet's Go Camping and Discover Our NatureLet's Go to IsraelBeautiful Like a KallahCarrying a Tune in TzefatThe Best Dressed