Ferida Wolff

Babba Zarrah, a beloved storyteller in a snowy mountain village, begins unraveling her story blanket to provide socks, mittens, and other items to keep the villagers warm, but when they notice her blanket is becoming smaller, they come together with a surprise for their friend.

When Milly, who does the baking on the farm, gets sick, Rose discovers that there are very good reasons for making extra loaves of bread to share with their animals and friends.

Pairs of rhyming verses show that such things in the natural world as weeds, a breeze, sand, and ice can be seen both positively and negatively.

Henry and Bruno the bear become friends and they share Henry's honey, Henry's house, and a camping trip.

In the Lower East Side of Manhattan during the early 1900s, third-grader Rachel's mother boldly starts her own dressmaking business and Rachel discovers the perfect way to set herself apart from tagalong little sister Hannah on Rosh Hashanah.