Connected, Always
Posted by Pamela Ehrenberg on 3/4/2025 to
Meet a Kar-Ben Author
I grew up nostalgic for a world I never knew: my father’s
childhood in the Pimlico section of Baltimore in the mid-twentieth century,
where neighbors and cousins ran in and out of his family’s rowhouse, extended
family always, physically right
Counting on Shabbat and Counting on Kindness
Posted by Nancy Churnin on 11/8/2023 to
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People often ask why a particular story might be conceived as a board book.
For me, Counting on Shabbat had to be a board book because I was writing it to thank the little great grandchildren that were bringing my elderly mother so much
Recalling My Childhood: My Name is Hamburger
Posted by Jacqueline Jules on 10/6/2022 to
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As the author of over fifty children’s books, I have written about the US Constitution, a gigantic mythical bird, Pluto’s demotion, Rabbi Akiva, goblins, a boy with magic sneakers, and an eclectic mix of other topics. But until My Name is
What Do Challah Bread and Koalas Have In Common?
Posted by Kar-Ben Editors on 9/26/2017 to
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Have you ever seen a koala celebrate Shabbat?