Issue 108

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BASKING IN THE JOY OF BOOKS

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Gingies have a fiery, feisty personality, blondes have more fun, brunettes are more introverted and conservative, black-haired folks are spiritual and poetic, brown hair implies reliability, and white hair indicates a Vitamin B-12 deficiency (and there I was thinking it had something to do with age!). Really?! These are all stereotypical descriptions. Have we really nothing better to do than evaluate a person based on his/her genetic hair color?

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Let me regale you with some more trivia on the topic: The origin of the term “gingy” is debatable. Whether it’s a reference to ginger’s sandy coloring, the reddish tint associated with ginger-flavored food, or that ginger root adds spice to foods, use the term with care. Redheaded people may prefer to be called by their given name rather than by “gingy.”

I’m not sure if the author knows this, but Redhead Day is November 5; talk about a timely article! Obviously, the term should be “orange-head,” but since red is one of the three primary colors, and orange was not a word used to signify color until the 1540s, the moniker stuck.

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the man warmly accepted the letter. He excitedly opened it Rochel looked on as her sister Leah’s family kept growing and read its contents with the addition of one son after another while she with utter concentration. remained barren. Resentful, Rochel told Yaakov, “Grant Holding his breath, me children, for if not I am dead.” the chassid watched the man read the letYaakov replied sharply, “Am I in the place of Hashem ter. In a few moments, the rich man would Who has withheld children from you?” open his large wallet and pour a plentiYaakov was angry with Rochel, to the point that he would ful sum into his own pocket. He was looknot even daven for her to have children. (Bereishis 30:1–2) ing forward to returning home calm and Why did Yaakov respond in such an extreme and fulfilled, ready to look indignant way? for proper sons-in-law at last.

The rich man finished reading, opened A CHASSID ONCE CAME to Reb Menachem Mendel of Kotzk. his drawer and pulled out a single coin. He passed it to the He poured out his heart, telling the Rebbe of his difficult fi- chassid, who stood waiting for more, but nothing was forthnancial straits. He had a few daughters who were of age, but coming. Then the man stood up and escorted the chassid out.

The chassid was crushed. He didn’t know what to make of he had no means to marry them off. Thus, the years passed, this strange encounter. Hadn’t the man read the Rebbe’s letand his daughters remained single.

The Kotzker Rebbe immediately took a blank sheet of pa- ter?

When they reached the front door, he could not contain per and began to write a letter to a wealthy chassid who was known for his generosity. “Please assist the bearer of this let- himself any longer, and he asked the rich man, “I don’t unter so he could marry off his daughters in a dignified man- derstand! If I had come to you even without the letter, you would certainly have given me a larger donation than this. ner,” he wrote.

The chassid left his Rebbe’s room, his steps much lighter Why, one coin doesn’t even justify the efforts it took to come than when he had entered. He immediately borrowed mon- to your town!”

The rich man seemed unmoved by the chassid’s comey to hire a horse and wagon that would take him to the rich man’s hometown. Soon he would have enough money to pay plaints and responded coldly, “Is a coin that cheap in your eyes?” it all back…

The chassid left, downcast. The scenes replayed themBefore long, the chassid was knocking at the baal tzedakah’s door. When he told the doorman that he’d brought a person- selves in his mind over and over again: the Rebbe giving al letter from the Kotzker Rebbe with him, he was immedi- him a letter of recommendation, his expectation of a large donation, being shamelessly turned down… It was too much ately ushered inside.

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The hard feelings in his heart began to dissipate as the chassid pondered these thoughts.

Suddenly, the sound of hooves disrupted his reverie. He moved aside to allow the horse and carriage to pass, but to his surprise, the carriage stopped and the very same rich man he had seen only one hour earlier climbed out.

With a large smile, the man stretched out his hand and gave the chassid a large pouch full of cash. “This should be enough for you to marry off your daughters,” he said.

“I don’t understand!” the chassid said once again. “Just an hour ago, you refused to give me more than one coin, and now you’re running after me to give me all this money?! What made you change your mind?”

“It’s simple,” the rich man replied. “When you arrived at my door, I felt that you were counting on the Rebbe’s letter and on my help. I decided to send you away empty-handed so you would turn your hopes to the One Who is truly helping you. By now, you probably had a chance to realize that it isn’t the letter and it isn’t my pocket — we are just shlichim!”

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The Boro Park View’s popular food contributor Leah Stern publishes her much-requested cookbook, which features hundreds of recipes that accentuate the home in homemade BY: Y. GRUNBAUM

It’s basic. It’s practical. It’s irresistible. Around the Kitchen Table isn’t your ordinary cookbook. In an era of gourmet cookbooks, this one stands out for its relatability and commitment to elevating the home kitchen to a wholesome level.

The success of these recipes — and the guiding light during the years of writing this new cookbook — were that they utilize ingredients that are heimish and practical while bringing something original to the table (pun alert!). This impressive collection of nearly 400 recipes that home chefs of every level can imagine feeding themselves, their families and their guests is aptly titled Around the Kitchen Table.

Mrs. Stern never expected this to become part of her professional profile. But the deluge of requests for more recipes that serve the needs of balabustas and not the authors themselves made this project a reality.

Turns out that while good news doesn’t sell or make waves, good food definitely does.

In your view, why have your recipe ideas resonated so well with readers?

Let’s be honest. People don’t want to run to the grocery every time they open a cookbook, or awkwardly search the supermarket aisles for ingredients they have never used or have difficulty pronouncing. This cookbook has, baruch Hashem, been able to develop a niche where the recipes are delicious and impressive while, for the most part, consisting of ingredients the standard chef has on hand and is already familiar with.

How did you come into the world of recipe development?

I’ve always felt at home in the kitchen and enjoyed creating tasty and exciting dishes. I would frequently field reciperelated inquiries, but I never expected it to lead to this. When The View reached out to me to submit some recipes, I was happy

to try my hand at it but initially didn’t identify with it professionally. Baruch Hashem, the overwhelmingly positive feedback that the recipes generated and the requests for more soon led to this point.

Prior to preparing recipes for print, did you have your creations written down in clear recipe format, or would you just feel what was happening?

Definitely the latter. And to be frank, it was a challenge at first to measure out everything precisely and present it in a way that would enable every reader to recreate it. It required standing with a pencil and pad in the kitchen while cooking — writing, changing amounts, editing, crossing out, adding ingredients, and oftentimes then starting from scratch!

Did you do anything different than the norm with the cookbook?

I worked hard to create a cookbook that reflects everyday real life. It features a range from health food recipes, to presentable simcha creations, to ordinary “Tuesday in December” dinners. There are ideas for breakfast, for lunch and for supper. Some of the dishes are made in the oven, some on the George Foreman and some in the Crock-Pot. There are cakes that require whipping and whisking, and cakes that are mixed by hand — in one bowl.

The cookbook also features recipes that are simple as well as more creative ones. To sum it up? If it happens in a heimish kitchen, it’s happening here.

Are there any sections that stand out as particularly notable?

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There is also a section of deliciously nourishing complete dinners that can be thrown into a Crock-Pot, pan or oven dish and left to do their thing so that a warm meal’s ready at dinnertime. A lot of time and effort was also put in so we could offer alternative baking solutions like gluten-free, spelt and the like that are tasty, healthy and presentable.

Are all the recipes of your own creation?

There are a significant number of entries on which I worked hard to develop a recipe to serve a specific purpose or occasion. Some have been family favorites for years, and it would be hard to know what first inspired them. I should also note that the cookbook includes some recipes shared by my dear sisters and friends — wonderful chefs in their own right — and their support has been invaluable throughout this book’s production.

In leafing through the cookbook, one gets the sense that you’ve tried to simplify things and reduce them to short, concise instructions. Is that so?

Short, no. Concise, yes. The instructions are simple to read and not overwhelming, but I would always rather add five extra words to come across more clearly. This is something that has worked well for me over the years. Just like too many cooks spoil the soup, too many details can overwhelm a good recipe, so you have to find that balance of explaining yourself but also being to the point.

Are you compromising a reader’s personal cooking style when you walk them through every step of a recipe like that?

Not at all. Two summers ago, when some camps were struggling with stimulating activities due to COVID-19, a camp invited me to come bake with the girls. Despite my standing there giving direct instructions and guiding them stop by step; despite all girls using the same flour, oven, temperature, eggs and whatnot, no two girls had the same results. Everyone’s individuality shone through in their finished tray of cupcakes. The goal of this cookbook is to return some of that ease, joy and contentment that a woman should feel in the kitchen, but her personal signature is in the food.

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CHAPTER 32 RECAP: Yechiel is forced to divulge that his father fears the danger awaiting Shabbesai Tzvi’s close people. Enraged, Shabbesai Tzvi orders Yankiv Tomashov to leave, and his henchmen roughly escort him out.

A delegation from the gedolim in Poland arrive on the Isle of Abydos to determine whether there is truth in Shabbesai Tzvi’s claims to being Moshiach.

Noyach steps out of the throng to greet them.

“G

ood afternoon, honored guests,” he said. “My name is Noyach. I’m from Warsaw.”

“Good afternoon,” replied Rav Aryeh Leib with obvious delight.

“It’s good to see someone from home. Have you been here long, young man?”

“I’ve been in Turkey for half a year but here in Gallipoli for a few weeks.”

“A few weeks!” exclaimed Rav Yeshaya. “That’s a long time. Perhaps you can tell us your impressions. It is important that we gather as much information as possible.”

“I shall be glad to,” said Noyach.

He lowered his voice. “Some people believe that he is an impostor, that he is very good at acting the part of Moshiach, but that it’s only an act.

Tell me, did he show you his red garments and the red mantle on the Torah scroll?”

“He did.”

“Did he have a copy of Tzok Ha’itim

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on the table?”

“Yes. How did you know?”

“Did he show you a vial of tears?”

“Yes, he did. He also gave us a special garment for our father, which he said would bring him long life.”

“Did he convince you that he is Moshiach?”

“He was persuasive,” said Rav Aryeh Leib. “Just speaking for myself, it seems to me that he is convinced he’s Moshiach.”

“I agree,” said Rav Yeshaya. “Of course, he may be delusional. He did have a somewhat manic look in his eyes. But on the other hand, he may be genuine. It’s hard to know with any measure of certainty.”

“And what do you think about all of his transgressions?”

Rav Yeshaya nodded gravely.

“That is definitely troubling, but he defends his actions with Kabbalistic arguments. We’re not equipped to say that he is wrong. Who knows the truth? All we can say is that we hope he is genuinely Moshiach. Time will tell.”

“By the way,” said Rav Aryeh Leib, “how did you know about the red garments and the vial of tears?”

Noyach glanced over his shoulder and saw two men leaning against a tree.

“I can’t talk anymore right now,” he said. “The walls have ears. It’s dangerous to speak against Shabbesai Tzvi. I can’t be seen here talking to you any longer. I must go.”

Noyach walked briskly toward the boat back to Gallipoli. Suddenly, he was seized by two pairs of powerful arms and dragged off the road.

Mukian the Macedonian was waiting for him there.

“You are Tomashov’s man, aren’t you?” demanded Mukian the Macedonian as he twisted Noyach’s arm behind his back. “Aren’t you?”

Noyach gulped and nodded.

“Listen to me carefully,” hissed Mukian the Macedonian. “We heard what you said to the Polish delegation. This is the last time you’ll do anything of this sort. Do you hear me?”

He gave Noyach’s arm another sharp twist. Noyach yelped with pain.

“Take a good look at these men,” said Mukian the Macedonian, pointing to his henchmen. “They will not hesitate to slit your throat if I tell them you’re an enemy of the Master. If you were not connected with Yechiel Hapolani, you would now be dead. Do you understand?”

Again, he twisted Noyach’s arm, and again, Noyach cried out in agony.

The menace in Mukian the Macedonian’s voice and on the scowling faces of his henchmen chilled Noyach to the very marrow of his bones. Slowly, he nodded his head.

“If you and your employer value your lives,” said Mukian the Macedonian, “you will never set foot on this island again. Never!”

Neither Yankiv nor Noyach ever returned to the Isle of Abydos, but they remained in Gallipoli. Yankiv’s heart was full of despair. He sat on the veranda of his lodgings in the scorching summer heat and watched the traffic going back and forth between the peninsula and the fortress on the island.

During this time, Yankiv and Noyach were astonished to see a group of Turkish dervishes arrive in Gallipoli to predict the fall of the Turkish Empire and the return of power to the Jews. These prophecies made a deep impression on the local Muslim population. They gathered at the shore and bowed down to the great Jewish king who lived on the island across the water. Rumors of conversions among the Christians of Europe arrived daily.

Yankiv was told that the Inquisition had its hands full with Christians who acclaimed Shabbesai Tzvi as the Messiah and were willing to lay down their lives for their beliefs.

As the month of Tammuz drew to a close, important tidings were sent forth from the Fortress of Power. Letters signed by Shabbesai Tzvi proclaiming the abolition of Tisha B’Av as a fast day were dispatched to all the Jewish communities of Turkey. Copies of the letter were rushed by courier to the communities of the Balkans, reaching Budapest before Tisha B’Av. “You shall make Tishah B’Av a day of feasting and rejoicing,” wrote the king, “with choice foods and delicious drinks, and with many candles and lights, melodies and songs, for it is the birthday of your king. You are to observe it as a full holiday, with your best clothes and the festival prayers.

You shall also say a special Kiddush for Tishah B’Av, thanking the Almighty for this Festival of Consolations, the time of the birth of the anointed king, Shabbesai Tzvi.”

Similar letters went out from Nattan Haazati in Gaza to the communities of North Africa and the Near East.

For centuries, the Jewish people had fasted on Tisha B’Av. They had spent the darkest day of the Jewish calendar in the shuls, reading the tragic accounts in Megillas Eichah of the Roman atrocities against the people of Yerushalayim and lamenting the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash. With heartrending cries, they had pleaded with the Almighty to have mercy on His downtrodden people and send Moshiach to bring them forth from the dark and interminable exile. That summer, however, nearly all the Jewish people of the sprawling Turkish Empire, and many points beyond, celebrated Tisha B’Av with feasting and rejoicing, in the belief that the long-awaited redemption had finally come. * * * * *

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The long oars dipped into the water with a steady rhythm, speeding the skiff toward the Isle of Abydos. Cramped in the passenger seats, Yechiel sat facing Nechemiah Kohein, the visitor he was escorting to the Fortress of Power.

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“Where are you from, young man?” asked Nechemiah Kohein.

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“Warsaw! I’ve been there many times. I find it surprising

He leaned forward and spoke in a loud whisper. “Take my advice, young man from Warsaw. Go home!”

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that a young man from Warsaw should be among Shabbesai Tzvi’s men.” He leaned forward and spoke in a loud whisper.

“Take my advice, young man from Warsaw. Go home!”

Yechiel turned red and looked away.

“You have not met the Master,” he stammered. “He is in a period of illumination. He will undoubtedly convince you otherwise.”

“Hm!” said Nechemiah Kohein and remained silent for the rest of the way.

Shmuel Primo was waiting for the visitor on the pier. The two men shook hands and walked together to the fortress.

Shabbesai Tzvi was seated at his solid silver table when Nechemiah Kohein entered the room. Avraham Yechini stood nearby, and Shmuel Primo went to stand beside him.

Shabbesai Tzvi did not rise, but he extended his golden scepter in a gesture of royal grace.

“Welcome, honored friend,” he said. “Blessed are you at your arrival and blessed shall you be at your departure.

Please sit down.”

Nechemiah remained standing in the middle of the room, his back stiff, his hand high on his oaken staff.

“I have journeyed many days and nights to come here,” he said, “to see if your powers are indeed greater than mine.”

“My powers are as wide as the sky and as deep as the sea,” said Shabbesai Tzvi. “They are the powers of the Almighty’s anointed king.”

“Why should I accept this?” demanded Nechemiah.

“Because the truth lights up its own path, Nechemiah,” said Shabbesai Tzvi with a smile. “If you are indeed as great a Kabbalist as you are reputed to be, you will know it is true.”

“I am as great a Kabbalist as you have ever seen,” bridled Nechemiah, drawing himself up to his full height and pounding his staff on the floor. “The words of the Zohar and the writings of the Arizal are etched into my heart. I have heard your claims and interpretations of the Kabbalah. They cannot be proven.”

“Look around you, and you will see your proof,” said Shabbesai Tzvi indicating his opulent surroundings with a sweep on his hand. “I am a prisoner of the sultan, yet I live as a king in a palace. If I were to walk out, no one would dare stand in

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“I am not impressed by your riches,” snapped Nechemiah.

“Nor by the favor you have found with the infidel.”

Avraham Yechini started angrily at the insolent words, but Shabbesai Tzvi’s raised hand stopped him.

“Nechemiah, I will forgive your remarks, because you are surely weary from your journey,” said Shabbesai Tzvi with a sharp edge in his voice. “We shall speak again tomorrow when you are in better humor.”

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They debated bitterly all day, Nechemiah Kohein interpreting the mystical words in their most basic sense and Shabbesai Tzvi reading hidden meanings and broad allegory into everything.

Nechemiah Kohein had come prepared to dispute all of Shabbesai Tzvi’s teachings and force him to provide proof for each of them. They debated bitterly all day, Nechemiah Kohein interpreting the mystical words in their most basic sense and Shabbesai Tzvi reading hidden meanings and broad allegory into everything. A mound of open seforim on the table grew higher over the course of the day. By midnight, it became obvious that the matter could not be resolved in a single day, and it was decided the discussion be suspended until the next day.

The discussion resumed by midmorning as if there had been no interruption, Shabbesai Tzvi revealing mysteries to prove his teachings and Nechemiah Kohein dismissing them as fanciful and unfounded. The line of visitors waiting for their king grew longer, but Shabbesai Tzvi refused to see them. He had become obsessed with the Kabbalistic dispute.

By midafternoon, however, it was evident that neither would convince the other. A deep animosity between the two men also became apparent. Nechemiah Kohein looked at Shabbesai Tzvi with undisguised animosity in his eyes, and Shabbesai Tzvi grew sullen and resentful under the other’s constant badgering.

“There is no point in continuing,” said Shabbesai Tzvi as he snapped shut the sefer in his hands. “We’ve argued long enough. I demand you accept me on faith.”

“Never! I will not accept you unless you show me a miracle.”

“You will accept me without a miracle. And that will be your miracle!”

“It would indeed be a miracle if I did as you said.”

“But I am the king of the Jewish people, Nechemiah. Only a few unheeded voices speak against me. Even you have nothing against me but your opinions; you cannot prove my teachings wrong. Don’t be arrogant. Accept me!”

To be continued…

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inyamin sat in the little room, not knowing what was in store for him. He had not been assigned a prison uniform when he entered, though he’d heard from others that it was standard protocol. He’d been escorted down a long corridor, steep stone stairs, and here he was, in his own clothes.

If he was not mistaken, at least two hours had passed since he’d been brought here.

There was one narrow window in the room, and Binyamin rose toward it. He looked out at an empty pit between the high walls, filled with thorny summer flowers. A cool sea breeze whistled between the tall stone walls and reached him, cooling his sweaty forehead. He was still thirsty. And he still had no idea what was going to happen to him. But he tried to focus on the fact that, despite it all, it was not the British who would render his fate, nor would it be the Jewish policeman who had displayed a modicum of empathy. It was not even his own father, who was certainly scrambling about right now, trying to exercise his connections to make it clear to the British that this entire arrest was one big mistake.

There was only one Decider.

Binyamin took a deep breath of air and returned to his bench.

Two minutes later, the door opened, and a person with a burgundy beret appeared. “Come,” he said in English. Binyamin knew what the word meant, but the Brit was not addressing him; there was someone behind him, outside the room.

A figure entered the room, and Binyamin

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raised his eyes. Here it was, the famous prisoners’ uniform. And the face belonged to… no, it was not Zelig, but he knew this boy as well. His family had come just two years ago from Europe, and they worked mining coarse sand from the beachfront. A year ago, Zelig’s father had purchased sand for the renovation of his workshop, and if Binyamin remembered correctly, this young man had delivered it.

The Brit asked the bareheaded boy something in English, and the latter looked at Binyamin and shook his head from side to side. Binyamin returned a steady gaze, wondering if he would also be asked if they had any connection or if they knew each other. But the Brit did not even turn to him; he just pushed the boy out of the room, and someone else entered. Three more times, one after another, Jewish prisoners were led into the room, and three times, their answers were in the negative.

Zelig was not one of them. ***** “Binyamin!” Mahmoud clapped his hands loudly in the middle of the street.

“Is that you, Binyamin? That’s it, just one day in prison? What did they do there to you that you are so pale?”

“Nothing.” Binyamin tried to smile.

“It just wasn’t pleasant.” And I didn’t eat anything besides a few carrots.

“Sure, sure.” The Arab was friendly.

“And why don’t you come to Itzchak a bit, to help him with his work? Now that Zelig isn’t here, he’s so alone…”

“I understand,” Binyamin said, his eyes lowered. “But I’m going back to my yeshivah today, in Chevron. Tell him that I’m praying for him, okay?”

“Won’t you come?”

“I think that if I come again, the Brits will be sure that Zelig is guilty, and that I’m guilty, and that Mr. Shikovitzer is guilty.”

“Right, right. It’s better that you shouldn’t come. It’s enough that you were in prison already. Who else is there?” the Arab asked curiously.

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“All kinds of people.”

“Arabs, Jews?”

“Arabs, Jews.”

“And Zelig? He’s not there?”

“I don’t think so. I didn’t see him.”

“So where is he?” the Arab asked.

“I don’t know.” Binyamin shook his head. “He ran away and is probably hiding.”

“He’s not hiding, no way! They caught him, poor boy!”

“They caught him?!”

“Yes. This morning, he suddenly came to the workshop. He said he was hungry and that he was leaving Acco to go somewhere else so that they shouldn’t

“He’s not hiding, no way! They caught him, poor boy!” look for him. Itzchak was so happy, and he wanted to bring him food. But before he managed to get the knife for the bread, the soldiers came.”

“And they took him?”

“They took him. Itzchak asked the soldiers lots of questions, but they didn’t answer him. They just put Zelig in the wagon and left. If they didn’t take him to the jail here, then where did they take him?”

“I don’t know.” Binyamin bit his bottom lip. Oy, Zelig. “I didn’t see him at all.

Maybe he came just after I left. They sent me out early this morning, at nine.

When did they come to arrest him?”

“I don’t remember what time it was — sometime mid-morning, you know, when the sun is strong. Maybe eleven or twelve? Maybe he will also be released as fast as you were. Why did they let you out in the end?”

“They realized that I have nothing to do with this whole story, and that I wasn’t even in Acco in recent weeks at all.”

“Good, good,” the Arab said. “So I’ll tell Itzchak that you are out, and he will be happy. He was sad that you were taken in because of his Zelig, you know.”

Two years later Yerushalayim, 5689 “Binyamin!” Yitzchak Shikovitzer caught the young man walking in the street by the shoulder. “Binyamin, is that you?”

The boy raised his eyes. “It’s me,” he said, and fell silent.

“How are you? You don’t know how worried I was when we heard what happened in Chevron… The riots in Acco were child’s play compared to what you had…”

Binyamin nodded slowly.

“It’s a miracle I met your father, and he told me…” Zelig’s father sighed.

“He told me that, baruch Hashem, nothing happened to you.”

“Yes. Baruch Hashem.”

They stood in silence, thinking of the others who hadn’t been as fortunate.

“Do you know,” Shikovitzer said, his eyes fiery, “how much I’d be ready to give for my Zelig to be among your holy friends, there in Chevron? Do you have any idea, or can you not possibly understand me and think that I’m a father who doesn’t —” “Of course I understand you,” Binyamin cut him off. “Life in This World, compared to eternal life in the Next World… what’s the question?”

“Now I’m not even near my Zelig.”

Shikovitzer sighed again. “If I was, I could go visit him in prison, and maybe I could influence him a little to come back, to think. But when we can’t even think about going back to Acco… There are only a few Jews left there, you know — the ones who refused to leave in the great evacuation. The British said they’re not taking responsibility for them, and I hope that nothing happens to any of them. So far we haven’t heard about any unusual incidents… Hashem should continue to protect them.”

“And the Jewish prisoners… are they protected there?”

“I hope so,” Shikovitzer said darkly.

“You know, it’s not like two years ago, when you were there for two days. How many Jews were there then? Ten? A few

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more? Now there are nearly a hundred; the British send a lot of people there.”

“Yes…” Binyamin nodded slowly.

“After the terrible riots, the British cleared us all out from Acco. Since then, the Acco Prison is the best place for Jewish prisoners, in their view, in order to prevent any thoughts of escape. The Arab population in the city will not take kindly to Jewish escapees…”

“But during the riots there, quite a few Arabs actually helped the Jews.” Binyamin leaned on the tree next to him.

“The Arab fisherman whom my father worked with protected him and two others on that dreadful Friday. And my mother and the children went into an Arab neighbor’s home and waited there.”

“You’re telling me?” Yitzchak Shikovitzer’s smile was bitter. “Did you forget Mahmoud?”

“What happened with Mahmoud?”

“I hid in the workshop, behind the oven; he locked the door from the outside. When the Arab rioters came, he told them he had banished me from the property, and that everything now belongs to him. Baruch Hashem, they believed him and left.”

“Baruch Hashem. And the shul?”

“They broke into it from the window, but they hardly did anything. The Sefer Torah was with me in the workshop.” A thin but genuine smile lit up his eyes. “They wanted to set the house on fire, but the Arab owner came and screamed at them not to dare. It was his property, and he called the police. They came and banished the rioters pretty fast.”

“Halevai it should have happened that way in Chevron.”

Binyamin’s lips hardly moved when he spoke.

Again they were both silent.

“What will be now?” Zelig’s father murmured as he looked at the brown leaves above them. They were still in the dry, searing heat. “Looks like Mahmoud was right about what he said — either way, I’m gone already, and my workplace belongs to him…”

“The house where you lived, with the shul, was not yours. But the workshop area was, right?”

“Right. I bought it at full price. Though what does that help me now? Oy, we just have to thank Hashem that our lives were spared; it wouldn’t have taken much for Acco’s riots to finish in a bad way, chalilah.”

He suddenly looked straight into Binyamin’s eyes. “Not too many people knew, like you, about my dream all these years, that when the time would come and our community would grow, I would take the lot of the workshop and build a big, beautiful shul on it.” He shook his head. “In the last two years, these thoughts don’t leave me for a minute. I don’t know if I will have any descendants to learn for my soul after my passing. Based on the situation right now, it does not appear that there will be. So I want to have the zechus of building a mikdash me’at, so that I should have at least some merits…”

“I hope Zelig will yet come back,” Binyamin said softly.

“Amen. Halevai,” Mr. Shikovtzer said, but there was a faraway look in his eye, as though he did not believe what he was saying.

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ONION JAM 6 red onions ¼ cup oil ¼ cup sugar 1 T. honey 1½ tsp. salt

DIRECTIONS 1. Peel the onions, and slice them into half circles.

2. Heat the oil in a frying pan. Add the sliced onions, and saute them on medium heat for 10 minutes.

3. Add the sugar, honey and salt, and continue to cook on a medium flame until the onions have a jam-like consistency (approximately 15 to 20 minutes).

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DIRECTIONS 1. Combine the marinade ingredients in a resealable plastic bag. Place the capons in the bag, and marinate for 1 hour.

2. Heat the oil in a 3-quart saucepan. Add the diced onions and peppers, and saute until limp.

3. Add the rice, water and spices, and cook until the water is absorbed. Allow the mixture to cool.

4. Mix 1¼ cups of rice mixture with the ground chicken, if using.

1. Grate the apples by hand, and crush the garlic. Place in a lined 9x13” pan.

5. Remove cutlets from bag, and reserve the marinade. Place approximately 3 tablespoons of the rice or rice/chicken mixture along the center of each capon.

2. Arrange the chicken on top, and sprinkle with salt, pepper and oil.

6. Roll up the capons, jelly-roll style, and place seamside down in a 9x13” pan.

3. Distribute the onion jam over the chicken.

7. Pour the leftover marinade over the capons.

4. Bake, covered, at 375° for 1 hour and 45 minutes.

8. Top with mushrooms.

9. Bake at 350° for 1½ to 2 hours.

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3. Cook sweet potatoes in a pot with 1 teaspoon salt and ½ cup water, until they’re just soft enough to mash.

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Did you ever wonder how much work goes into running and maintaining this magical kingdom? No, there aren’t any little elves running around at night getting everything spick and span and ready for a new crowd of visitors the next day. Magic is never as easy as it looks!

Because it isn’t quite magic. Oh, the reading part totally is, but the work part? Not so much. There is always so much work for a librarian to do, but never enough time. Books need to be researched, ordered and put into circulation.

Sometimes they need some gentle censoring to make sure they meet our stringent hashkafic standards. The stacks (bookshelves) need to be kept in perfect order. Lost books need to be found, delinquent books chased down, and damaged books repaired. Books that have been loved to death need to be taken out of circulation, always a heartbreaking task for a librarian. If they are still in print, they need to be reordered. Sometimes that is more complicated than

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you would think. For one beloved favorite that I desperately wanted to replace, I contacted Judaica stores throughout the United States, finally locating one copy in a store in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

We have an annual book fair, which is a huge undertaking, with the profits going to enlarge our Judaica section, making sure we have every new book stocked. As a librarian, I have to be up to the minute regarding which new books have been published, know when beloved series have new additions, and keep up with current reading trends.

As a school librarian, I have to speak to and listen to students, help them find what they love, and if I don’t have it, make sure to get it. I collect book wish lists from students, take the time to check if they are appropriate for our library, and if they are, order them.

We have books for students who like sports, or crafting, or gardening, or cooking and baking, or drawing. I work with teachers to find out what units they are covering in class, and make sure to have a selection of books on that topic on display when that class visits the library. Before every yom tov, I put books about that yom tov on display, as well as connected texts. For example, before Rosh Hashanah, along with the books you’d expect, you will find books about how honey is made, as well as books about rams, different animal horns or apple trees.

My favorite part of being a librarian is when students come to visit the library. That’s when the magic really happens! I get to read some of my favorite books to the classes,

using special voices and the works! I talk to students about their favorites, and help every girl find her own special something. I’ve seen girls who thought they didn’t like reading get so engrossed in reading or discussing a book that they’re surprised when their library period is over. Time really does fly when you’re having fun!

I’ve had so many girls who want to share their own stories, often writing them down for me so I can read them when I don’t have twenty-plus youngsters clamoring for my attention. We each have a writer inside of us, because we each have a story to tell.

When we get into poetry, I see girls walking around with notebooks, jotting down verses as they come to mind. I’ve seen many of those poems, and they are just beautiful. They sometimes move me to tears.

I have many recess regulars, girls who finish their books in one day and come back during recess to return them and check out more. Many regulars come just to say hi, to tell me where they are up to in their books and to discuss their

Do you smell it, that inimitable library smell? It smells like crisp new pages and old yellowing paper, layered with ink and the unique bouquet of book mustiness. thoughts about what they are currently reading. Some girls come to read, spending their recess engrossed in books.

Teachers are regulars too, though they usually come before class starts or after dismissal. Who better to introduce you to the wonders of literature than teachers who love reading?

The library is a totally happening place, one where everyone is welcomed and feels welcome — and it shows! I love the positive energy. The more readers I have, the happier I am!

This is for the students at the school where I have been blessed to be a librarian: You may think that I was the one helping you, but I can honestly say that I got more than I gave. You have all taught me so much just by being your incredible curious, vivacious, honest, intelligent, caring and passionate selves. You all have brought so much light to my life, giving me reasons to smile so many times each day. Not being able to be your librarian right now breaks my heart, but knowing how incredible you all are definitely makes me feel better! Like Dumbo with his feather, you don’t really need me to make the magic happen; it’s already inside you and always was.

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Yaffa Ganz Yaffa is the author behind time-tested favorites like the Savta Simcha series, Mimmy and Simmy, The Little Old Lady Who Couldn’t Fall Asleep, and Tali’s Slippers, Tova’s Shoes. Over the past 40 years, Yaffa Ganz has published forty juvenile titles, three books of essays, and many hundreds of articles in media around the world in addition to Wheat, Wine and Honey — a Book of Poetry. The Ganzes live in Eretz Yisroel.

How did you realize that you were an author, and that writing children’s books was your niche?

It’s a funny thing, but I never intended to be a children’s author.

Of course, I always talked a lot (ask my former teachers!), but write?

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At what stage did you write your first children’s book?

My first book was Savta Simcha and the Incredible Shabbos Bag. By the time I wrote it, I was a mommy of five, and my own mother had passed away.

Were the characters in any of your books inspired by real people?

Much of Savta Simcha’s personality, especially in Savta Simcha and the Incredible Shabbos Bag, was inspired by my mother and my beloved bubby. Both were remarkable women.

What was your favorite book when you were a child?

I read insatiably as a kid, but a favorite was What the Moon Brought by Sadie Rose Weilerstein (long out of print. She wrote the famous K’ton Ton series). At the time, this was just about the only Jewish kids’ book around — and I read my copy to pieces. It was the story of twin sisters in the 1940s and 1950s and how they celebrated each of the yomim tovim in a vastly different Jewish America. It was absolutely delightful. To this day, every Purim I can see them bringing a tray of mishloach manos to their neighbors and their dolls dressed up as the characters in the Megillah.

Of all the characters you’ve created, do you have any favorites?

In addition to Savta Simcha and Mimmy and Simmy, my own favorite characters are Dr. Emanuel J. Mitzva and the siblings Jeremy and Heddy Levi. I wasn’t surprised that Savta Simcha became such a success (she’s special!), but I thought that Dr. Mitzva and Jeremy would become household names as well. Yet things turned out differently. Everyone knows Savta Simcha as well as Mimmy and Simmy, yet lots of readers are still not familiar with Dr. Mitzva and his unusual feats in Cedarville City. Or Jeremy and Heddy and their questionably ingenious projects in Kerem HaTorah. The queen in my kingdom remains Savta Simcha (I call her my Eretz Yisroel neshamah), but it’s definitely worth getting to know Dr. Mitzva and the Levis!

What comes first, the story or the message?

I don’t try to teach any messages. Our kids learn enough in school! I want to provide creative, enjoyable, kosher fun without adding yet another message to their list of Things to Do and Be. Children need some kosher but free “dreaming space.” Without it, they often close their ears and their hearts to our other messages.

Some of the most gratifying feedback I’ve received over the years has been that Savta Simcha was a reader’s first introduction to Yiddishkeit or their first step toward moving to Eretz Yisroel. Never underestimate the power of the written word!

So here’s hoping that, b’ezras Hashem, this author will still bring a bit of laughter, creativity and joy to both her readers and her Father in Heaven.

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Dina Rosenfeld Dina (Devorah Leah) Rosenfeld has served as editor-in-chief and creative director of the award-winning Hachai Publishing House for over 25 years. As an author, she has written over 20 children’s books of her own. They include the classic The Very Best Place for a Penny, the beloved Labels for Laibel, and Five Alive, an AJL notable book.

Her most recent title about the important topic of inclusion, We Can Find a Way, was released in the fall of 2018.

Mrs. Rosenfeld lives with her husband and children in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn, where she is active in chinuch and community projects.

How did you realize that writing children’s books was your niche?

Well, as a writer, I don’t like to limit myself; I’ve written poetry, diary entries, speeches, stories, articles, song lyrics and published essays for adults. But creating children’s books about Torah topics, mitzvos and middos is definitely a labor of love.

It all began in the preschool classroom, when as a nineteen-year-old teacher, I made up a story for my three-yearold students. My mother, a”h, encouraged me to turn it into a picture book, and that was the beginning of my journey.

Why are picture books so powerful?

The power of the best picture books is their ability to distill big, important ideas into a pure form for the very young. When the writing and the illustrations blend seamlessly, they are greater than the sum of their parts. Creating frum classics became my passion.

What’s the best feedback you’ve ever received?

When my neighbor told me that he was having trouble putting up his sukkah, and his little daughter looked up at him and quoted, “Tatty —

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you’ll only succeed if you’re willing to try!” For me, the ultimate compliment is when children and their parents actually integrate words from beloved books into their lives.

Which comes first, the story or the message?

Some books begin with the message, like Labels for Laibel.

As a mom of young children, it was easy to identify sharing as their greatest challenge. I began thinking about an interesting twist on sharing, created two characters to bring the story to life, and wrote the first half of the book in four hours. (When my kids were asleep, of course.) The next day, I called my mother and my brother. I read it to them and asked for suggestions about what kind of ending to write. They each had a suggestion, but I came up with something entirely different that night. It took a total of eight hours, required very little editing, and felt as if it almost wrote itself.

In contrast, Hot on the Trail began as a plot.

I thought it would be fun to play with the idea of a story in which each part of an adventure led to the next, and the last would bring the action full circle. I tried

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to write this story about two girls, but it refused to cooperate. That draft went into a drawer, and after Labels for Laibel was published, I revisited the plot as a vehicle for my lively fictional brothers.

What has changed about writing children’s books since you started out, and what has stayed the same?

The most dramatic change is that there are so many wonderful books about Shabbos, about mitzvos, about yomim tovim. It’s more difficult to interest a publisher in a topic they’ve already addressed, so a children’s author today would do well to research what’s already out there before submitting a manuscript.

When I started out, back in the 1980s, there were almost no preschool picture books appropriate for twoand three-year-olds. I remember simplifying the text of Jewish books as I read them to my class, and going to the public library to find picture books on their level. Almost all Jewish children’s books had too many words and ideas, some were not full color, and most were soft-cover products that kids quickly destroyed. Today, the explosion of beautiful children’s material for frum readers is beautiful to see. It is now possible to enjoy high-quality picture books that are exclusively Torah-based, al taharas hakodesh.

What will never change is that really good picture book text — whether touching or humorous, in rhyme or in prose — requires a certain lyrical quality that makes it a joy to read aloud. The partnership between the reader and the child makes the experience an opportunity for bonding, for deep discussions, for exploration beyond the book. Those who read to children regularly tell me that it is their favorite activity, a moving and powerful part of the relationship.

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Libby Lazewnik At this point, Libby is as well known for her adult novels, including The Judge, The Quest, Fool’s Gold, and Give Me the Moon, as she is for children’s books. But her weekly Yated stories for kids and her young adult novels were her initial claim to fame. Libby is a freelance writer, editor and translator who lives in Baltimore.

At what stage did you write your first children’s book?

I was a mother of three small children, living in Eretz Yisroel, and had come to New York to attend my younger sister’s wedding. One day, I was chatting with my middle sister and mentioned that I hoped to write a book for children someday.

I had the plot and characters all worked out, I told her. Someday…

My sister looked at me and asked, “What are you waiting for?”

Suddenly, I realized that if I procrastinated, I might end up waiting forever. The time to do something about my dream was right now. As soon as I returned home, I set to work writing the book I’d dreamed up.

It was called Shira’s Summer. Baruch Hashem, it was accepted for publication just one day after I handed it in. What a thrill!

Later, I added two sequels, Shira’s New Start and Absolutely Shira, which together form a trilogy that is still being sold in Jewish bookstores today.

Were the characters in any of your books inspired by real people?

When I was growing up, my mother used to tell us stories from when she was a little girl during the Holocaust. One of those stories, about a friend of hers, touched my imagination.

When I grew up, I wrote a book called The Search for Miri, based

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on that girl’s experience of the war. Most of the book is pure fiction, but the main character, Miri — and some of what she went through — is based on my mother’s real-life friend.

Can you tell us about an experience that inspired you to write a book?

Years ago, when I had already written a number of children’s books, I worked for a publishing house that had just released a popular novel for adults. One day we were discussing the novel, which I found fault with in some way, and a coworker challenged me to write a book for adults the way I thought it should be done.

And I accepted the challenge!

I got to work on what became my first full-length book for adults (525 pages!). It was a sequel to The Search for Miri and takes place 30 years later. The book was called Between the Thorns and was very well received, baruch Hashem.

What comes first, the story or the message?

I nearly always start with a message and build the story around it. I ask myself, “What do I want to bring out in this story?” and then I wonder, “What kind of plot would best bring it out?”

I think that an actionpacked story without a strong message behind it ends up being just that: a bunch of actions. The storyline gives the

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message a vehicle, just the way a person might ride a horse (or car!) to get from here to there.

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What was the most difficult book to write?

Between the Thorns. That’s because it was such a long book, with so many characters, and a story that spans five whole years in their lives. Planning the story took almost as much time as writing it! (I’m kidding, but not stretching the facts by much…)

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An exciting story. No matter how good your message is, or your characters are, without a strong plot the book will go nowhere. A good storyline is absolutely essential.

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Preaching. No one likes to be told what to think or how to feel.

Ideas and emotions should come through the story, not through a lecture. If you do have to spell things out, make sure to use a light hand, and keep it short!

What has changed about writing children’s books since you started out, and what has stayed the same?

An interesting question.

Books in general are different today. People have a shorter attention span, which means that

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writers can no longer use long, dense sentences or paragraphs.

You have to move things along quickly: descriptions, action and dialogue. Otherwise, people lose interest, and your wonderful story won’t get read!

The main elements of a great story, however, have stayed the same: interesting characters who grow through the things that happen to them and the decisions they make, a lively plot line with secrets and surprises, true-to-life feelings, and a message that hits home.

Which of your books is your favorite?

Just as a parent loves all her children equally, it’s hard to choose one and call it my favorite. But there are two that have a special place in my heart.

The first is Shira’s Summer, which is special to me because it was the very first book I ever wrote. Another favorite is Forever and a Day, simply because I love the characters and the story.

What’s the best feedback you’ve ever received?

Naturally, I love when people tell me how much they enjoyed my book or how they missed their Shabbos nap because they couldn’t put it down. But my absolute favorite feedback is the kind where people say my stories helped them or changed something in their life.

Once, a friend of mine came back from paying a shivah call to a family that had just lost a child in a terrible accident. She told me that the parents had told their children a story of mine that gave them a lot of comfort. A different girl once told me that my story comforted her when she lost her sister, and another girl shared that, when her class was consumed with cliques and rivalries, a story of mine gave them the idea that helped them become one, big, peaceful class again.

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Bracha Goetz Bracha is the author of 40 books for Jewish children, some whimsical, some thought-provoking, but all with that upbeat tone that helps kids appreciate the wonder of life in this world. She is based in Beitar and Baltimore.

How did you realize that writing children’s books was your niche?

One day, when I was sitting outside watching my young children play in the Judean Hills, I brought along a notebook and began writing a children’s story. I had no computer or even typewriter back then, so I just put the handwritten pages in an envelope and mailed it to a publisher in the States. A few weeks later, I got a letter of acceptance — and that’s when I realized that I could write children’s books! It was a natural niche for me because I love to take deep concepts and explain them in simple and joyful ways to children. Using little words, and as few lines as possible to express big ideas, is a great pleasure for me.

What comes first, the story or the message?

Messages are the essence of my books. I write books when I feel there are vital messages our children need to hear. Then I just work to figure out how to present them in a cheerful way so they can be absorbed most easily.

Can you tell us about an experience that inspired you to write a book?

When one of my granddaughters was born with severe spina bifida, friends were certain that I was soon going to write a children’s book about special needs. I

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wanted to, but I didn’t feel that I had the expertise to write it.

Then I read about wonderful workshops that a great educator, Mrs. Yael Zelinger, was giving in schools. The workshops taught how to interact more effectively and inclusively with children who have disabilities. I asked her if I could incorporate some of her workshops into a picture book, and she was delighted to have that happen. That’s how Let’s Appreciate Everyone came to be — a book that helps children become more knowledgeable, sensitive and appreciative of people with special needs.

What has changed about writing children’s books since you started out, and what has stayed the same?

There are so many more books available now for heimish children than when I started writing, baruch Hashem! Our publishing industry has blossomed, and in addition, some people are self-publishing books.

Picture books are still very popular in our communities, the way they always were, thanks to Shabbos and because parents love the cozy feeling of reading a nurturing picture book with their little ones.

What was your favorite book when you were a child?

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was Put Me in the Zoo by Robert Lopshire. For years I thought this book was written by Dr. Seuss because it seemed so much like his wonderful style, yet when I found the book again, I saw that Dr. Seuss had edited the book but was not the author.

When I was a little older, my favorite book was The Diary of Anne Frank. This book inspired me to start my own diary, and excerpts from that were eventually incorporated into the one adult book I wrote, a memoir about my journey to becoming Torah observant.

That book also instilled within me a deep desire to learn more about my Jewish heritage.

What should a children’s book always have?

It should always provide a child with a sense of joy about life.

What should it never have?

Anything that will engender feelings of fear in children.

Is there a quote from a children’s book that found its way into your heart?

Dr. Seuss wrote in Oh, the Places You’ll Go: “You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose.” I think that this kind of encouragement helped me to become a baalas teshuvah. Recognizing that I could choose a a path very different from the one I had been raised helped me to actually use the brains in my head to seek out the Torah’s direction.

What was the most difficult book to write?

I don’t find it difficult to write children’s books, and I think that’s because I still have many childlike qualities. I am able to get inside the head of a child, since the same sense of wonder and curiosity about the world is going on in my head, too!

Which of your books have sold the most copies?

Probably my Let’s Stay Safe book and the various board books for toddlers in the What Do You See? series.

Which of your books is your favorite?

The favorites from my own books would be my newest book, Let’s Stay Healthy, and Hashem’s Candy Store. We benefit greatly from helping our children learn early on how to truly enjoy fulfilling the mitzvah of v’nishmartem me’od l’nafshoseichem — taking very good care of their health.

What’s the best feedback you’ve ever received?

When people contact me to let me know that my Let’s Stay Safe or my Talking About Personal Privacy books have helped to protect their children and saved their lives, that is the best feedback I could receive.

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Pessie Frankel and Yocheved Leah Perkal After they’d tasted the first volume of Mrs. Honig’s Cakes, readers wanted a second helping, and a third, fourth and fifth. This talented duo of good friends and once-upon classmates are now working on the ninth volume of their delicious stories. Yocheved Leah Perkal lives in Yerushalayim with her family and enjoys writing in various forms, as well as translating, editing and copywriting. Pessie Frankel is an English teacher, writer and speaker living in Beit Shemesh. Her publishing company, M&M Books, publishes ESL materials that are widely used wherever English is taught as a second language.

What was your favorite book when you were a child?

How did you realize that writing childrens’ books was your niche?

Pessie: There weren’t that many kids’ books in the Jewish world back in my day, but I remember loving a book called K’ton Ton. And until today, I love Dr. Seuss’ rhyme and rhythm and have read his books to my kids hundreds (thousands?) of times.

Pessie: I was doing the puzzle pages for Hamodia and decided to submit a story that Yocheved Leah and I had written.

Then the paper wanted more, and we were glad to keep at it.

I teach kids and have kids, and I’m a kid myself someplace inside…

Yocheved Leah: The first two books about Savta Simcha came out when I was quite young, and I probably know all the stories by heart. I also loved Miriam Elias’ books, starting with Try for a Dream, as well as Libby Lazewnik’s Shira books. Another book that goes back a long time and that I read over and over was Once Upon America. Because there were far fewer Jewish books available back then, say 30 to 35 ago, we read classics like All for the Boss (the adult version; there were no kids’ editions) and Marcus Lehman’s books at young ages. I am constantly amazed and grateful for the variety of frum Jewish books available today.

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What’s the best feedback you’ve ever received?

Pessie: Hamodia once surveyed readers about their favorite columns and features. The editors let me know that some people chose “Privileged Information”

by A. Pe’er (a political column) and Mrs. Honig’s stories. That’s when I realized that our audience wasn’t only kids.

Yocheved Leah: Yes, we’ve received feedback that adults like our stories too. Our editor once told me that her 80-yearold mother-in-law enjoys our stories. As I read years ago in a writing book, a good children’s

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What comes first, your story or your message?

Pessie: Usually, something happens in my house, in my classroom or in my life, which makes me think, “Hey, this can totally be a story.” Then we figure out what the message is.

What should a children’s book always have? What should it never have?

Pessie: All children’s books must have a child as the protagonist. Kids want to read about kids like them. And kids need to figure things out for themselves; no adult in the story should be solving their problems for them. Most importantly, don’t spell everything out for the kids. Kids are very smart. Let them figure out the lesson themselves!

At what stage did you write your first children’s book?

Pessie: Yocheved Leah and I were the official class writers, and we’d be pressed into service anytime a goodbye song, a slogan, or any writing was needed. We wrote our first story when we were in elementary school, but we only published it after we were both married.

For years people would open their eyes in surprise when they heard that we write Mrs. Honig’s stories because they expected the authors to be grandmothers,

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and when we started out, we were in our early twenties. But now we are finally catching up with Mrs. Honig because we are finally grandmothers ourselves. Baruch Hashem!

What was the most difficult part about writing these stories?

Pessie: All of our short stories first appeared in Hamodia or Binah. Working with a newspaper deadline can be very difficult. We have ideas all around us, but sometimes we really need to brainstorm to think of a workable story. In the end, Hashem always helps us find an idea.

Is there a story that flopped, or almost flopped?

Pessie: I remember a story that was rejected. It was called “My Alarming Clock.”

The editors didn’t like it, for some reason, but I loved it! So we just put it away, and a few years later we submitted it again, and everyone was very happy with it.

Which of your stories are your personal favorites?

Pessie: I like the fantasy stories best — like when there is a pill that has the multiplication table on it, and all you need to do is swallow it. These stories are primarily in our third volume of stories, Fancies and Fantasy, but we have some of them in all of our books.

Yocheved Leah: I enjoy the fantasy stories too, and they’re fun to write, but I also love putting in a little history when I can. (This is reminiscent of our school days — Pessie always loved science while I always loved history.)

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Though based in Eretz Yisroel, Dena Ackerman has managed to delight people the world over with her amazing art. Here at The Boro Park View, we’ve also been fortunate to feature some of her artwork. Now it’s time to go behind the brush and meet the person behind the pictures.

When did you know you wanted to be an artist? Were you born with a brush in your hand?

Pretty much! I’ve been drawing and painting as far back as I can remember, and like many artistic kids, was known as the “class artist.” My parents encouraged me and sent me to a variety of classes and private lessons, and being an artist was simply part of my identity. However, I didn’t realize that I could make a living as an artist until I was older and had worked at a number of other jobs.

What kind of training did it take for you to perfect your skills?

I didn’t go to art school, so in a way I am self-taught.

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But I was lucky to have taken art lessons with many talented teachers, who taught me the basics and showed me how to use different materials and styles. I learned how to use charcoal, colored pencils, markers, watercolors, acrylic paints, airbrushing, ink and calligraphy pens. I started from the basics of how light and shadow interact and eventually worked up to portrait drawing. In my spare time, I did a lot of drawing and painting as well.

I created cartoons, paper dolls, copied illustrations from my favorite books, painted bowls of fruit, drew self-portraits, and doodled all over my school notes. You couldn’t stop me!

What is your favorite medium?

I love using ink, colored pencils and acrylic paint, but my favorite medium is probably watercolors.

When it comes to children’s books, do you always use the same medium and style?

I have what I call my “default” style, where I use black ink to outline the drawings, and then paint them with watercolors. But I have done children’s books in other styles as well, including pencil drawings, black-and-white ink drawings and colored pencil on top of watercolor.

In one case, I illustrated a book entirely with cut-paper.

How many books have you illustrated?

I’ve illustrated eighteen picture books, thirteen chapter books, as well as text books, magazines, and other types of publications. I hope to do many more, b’ezras Hashem!

Can you describe the process of collaborating on a book?

A picture book is done in three stages. The first stage is where I create thumbnail sketches. They’re called thumbnail sketches because they’re very small drawings, and while not quite the size of a thumbnail, they’re often only a couple of square inches in size. They’re quick and messy, but very useful for working out the composition on each page: what to draw, and how to arrange it along with the text.

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After the publisher or author gives me feedback on the thumbnail sketches, I start on stage two, which is a round of more detailed sketches of each page.

When I get feedback on those, I move on to the third stage, which is the final artwork for each page of the book!

How long does it take to illustrate a book?

The amount of time it takes to illustrate a book fluctuates wildly, depending on how complex and time-consuming the project is. Some subjects require me to spend more time researching and collecting reference photos (like a book set in a certain historical period). Some styles of art are more laborious, and some can be done more quickly. I recently did a book under a tight deadline in about six weeks. However, one of the most complex books I did took over two years to complete!

The same considerations dictate how long a single illustration will take. I’ve never timed myself, so I’m just guessing, but I’d estimate that a single illustration takes me between two and ten hours.

Do you use an electronic sketchpad or regular pen and paper?

I’m old-fashioned! I work very traditionally, with paper, pencil, ink and paints. When the artwork is complete, I photograph the art and use my computer to clean it up and make corrections.

What was your hardest book to design? What made it so difficult?

The most challenging book I worked on is called The Creation Book (written by Chani Gansburg/Hachai publishers). Around that time, I saw some beautiful cut-paper designs, and I thought it would be amazing to illustrate an entire book like that.

I started with sketches, as I always do, but the final art was cut out from colored paper and photographed, so that you could see all the 3-D shapes and shadows. It required a lot of patience, from cutting out and gluing all the small bits of paper together, to photographing each image properly, and finally using the computer to put it all together. I don’t usually have patience for very detailed, fiddly artwork, so the process was frustrating at times. By the time I finished this book, I promised (bli neder) that I would never illustrate another book like that again!

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What was your favorite book to illustrate, and why?

One of my favorite books to illustrate is called Amazing Stories of Ancient Times. It’s a collection of five stories by Rebbe Nachman of Breslov. For each story, we picked a certain time period and style of artwork, so each one has a very different look. All of them are black and white. One was set in medieval times (the Dark Ages up to the 1400s) and illustrated in the old woodcut style. Another was set in the time of the Renaissance (1300– 1600s), and another is more Edwardian (early 1900s), with a darker, gothic feeling.

Working on this book, I had a chance to closely study the styles, clothing and art of various time periods. It was an exciting project and a huge learning experience, which pushed all my creative and stylistic boundaries.

Is there a living to be made in illustrating?

Yes, there is a living in illustration for those who are skilled at what they do, willing to work hard, and able to market themselves. It’s also helpful if you have multiple sources of income.

In addition to illustrating books, I paint portraits and other types of fine art, and I also create illustrations for magazines, businesses and advertisements. Additionally, I teach at a local art school, and I am starting the process of putting my courses online so that I can reach a larger number of people.

A simple illustration can start at a couple of hundred dollars, and a large project starts in the thousands.

Do you feel that doing art for a living is more hobby or more work?

Being a professional artist means running a business like any other. I would love to sit and create art all day without having to worry about the business side of things! But if you want to do art as a living, it has to be treated like a real job.

I have a business coach who helps me stay organized, focused and growing.

Do you ever get burned out? If yes, how do you recharge?

I really don’t get burned out! I always say that my work keeps me sane. When life gets stressful, my art makes me feel calm, happy and productive. If I need to recharge, I love studying other artists’ work, hoping that maybe, one day, I can infuse some of their genius into my own work.

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Is there any type of art you haven’t yet tried that is calling your name?

Oh, yes, definitely! I’ve seen incredible paintings and illustrations done with gouache paints, so I bought some a few months ago. I haven’t been able to experiment too much with them yet, but I want to learn how to use them properly.

I’d also like to paint with oils. I usually paint portraits with watercolors or acrylic paint.

Acrylics have the look of oil paints, but dry faster and are less messy. One day I’d like to try painting with oils, which are supposed to be easier than working with acrylics.

I attended a print-making workshop a few months ago and learned a new technique! We used small knives to carve out designs in linoleum, and used the carved-out drawing to create ink prints… kind of like very fancy stamps!

I wouldn’t say it’s calling my name, but I had fun and would love to try doing it again one day. There are so many ways to create beautiful things!

Any tips for budding artists?

The best learning methods, in my opinion, are observation and practice.

First, observe and absorb as much as you can. Look for the beauty that’s all around us: in an old building, in a reunion of old friends, in some fallen leaves floating in a puddle. Watch people: how they look, how they move, how they react, how they express themselves.

The next stage is practice. Draw, draw, and draw some more. Becoming skilled at anything comes with time and practice.

Experiment with different mediums — crayons, markers, pens, pastels, paints, whatever! Don’t worry about creating something good; just focus on learning and having fun.

Ultimately, art is a form of expression. It takes skill and passion to communicate effectively. Build your skills through practice, and your passion through living a full life, observing everything around you, and trying to make this world just a little bit better and more beautiful.

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FROM THE SEFER “HAKESER VEHAKAVOD”:

Harav Binyomin Rabinovitz zt”l, Dayan in the Eida Hachareidis, gave chizuk to women who began covering their heads with a kerchief. “Since most of the poskim were against wigs and the holy women of today

are no longer oppressed by the decrees of the gentiles (the Czar), it is a mitzvah to encourage them in reference to this issue.” ‫”דברי רוב הפוסקים האוסרים פאה נכרית מעיקר הדין! אשר על כן הגיעה השעה שבנות‬ ‫ישראל עם קדוש ישתחררו מגזירות צוררי ועורכי ישראל! ועל קרוביהם מצוה וחוב לעודדם‬ )“‫ולהסביר להם כל הענין“ (מהסכמתו לספר ”דת משה וישראל‬

In his eulogy for Harav Binyamin Rabinovitz zt”l, Harav Avraham Yitzchak Ulman shlita repeated Harav Binyamin’s words of excitement upon hearing that women were beginning to cover their heads with a kerchief: “Who would think that in today’s times women would go back to performing this mitzvah according to the will of Hashem! It is a sign of the imminent arrival of Mashiach!

‫דאס א יז א ה ימ לי שע ז א‬ Surely this is a noble act that is motivated by a spiritual inspiration from Above.

Whoever is wise will grasp this awesome opportunity…”

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Today’s bookshelves are lined with comic books. The younger generation seems to enjoy reading these captivating and suspense-filled pages. (Of course, adults enjoy a good, humorous strip, too!) Is this a positive movement in the world of literacy?

See why seeing and reading together make the material come alive.

Funny or not…

Early Comics

The term “comic” denotes something funny, silly and child-like. That’s why some choose to call it a “graphic novel,” giving it added respectability.

Comics have been published in newspapers since the 1890s.

Originally intended for the adult population, they were published in the papers that were read by adults only.

With time, kids began to read them too — a reality that caused some to grow alarmed.

Teachers and librarians opposed comics.

In general, comic books weren’t held in high regard. In 1940, comic books sold for 10 cents, while your average hardcover juvenile book cost $2.

That’s a 20:1 pricedifference ratio!

In the mid–twentieth century, people feared that reading comics would result in insanity, immorality and illiteracy.

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The Comic Strip Debate While those extreme fallacies never seemed to pan out, people still seemed reluctant to embrace comics.

Those of the old school still consider comics bad for kids, claiming they provide distraction and a simplified version of reading that seems inferior in developmental benefits when compared to “serious books.”

Comics also offer less intellectual stamina, which may be a lost opportunity in the rich lingual development reading can cultivate.

More recently, a belief that comics may actually be good for literacy is on the rise.

Comics are a comfortable channel for boosting language and word banks. Kids interact with both the text and the images, which encourages them to read between the lines and reach inferred conclusions.

The fun and easy-to-follow format can turn reluctant readers into enthusiastic page-turners. There are kids who wouldn’t read at all otherwise. Data shows that kids between the ages of seven and twelve are particularly obsessed with comics.

A child with reading disabilities may be intimidated by long pages of text, but may have the confidence to try easyto-follow comics instead. The text, accompanied by cues for context, helps struggling readers understand things they otherwise probably wouldn’t. In addition, emotions are easily identified in comic format.

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Not a Genre, a Format!

Early comics were considered a less educational platform.

Today, comics are just like any other book. The pictorial layout is simply their format, not a genre in itself.

Comics can be used for all kinds of genres – from historical events to science fiction, nature, science and relationships.

Standard literary techniques and styles are heavily implemented, too. There is an emphasis on plot — with typically exciting and complex twists and turns — and much character development, where characters are wholesome and dynamic.

They contain perspective, cause and effect, onomatopoeia and conflict.

Interestingly, Gadi was drawn into the world of Torah through his drawings!

Born in Odessa, USSR, to non-frum parents, Gadi was a natural artist. One of his first jobs was drawing illustrations of the Bible for a priest. He asked some technical questions for drawing accuracy, but the priest had no answers for him, telling him, “No questions allowed!”

This raised theological questions on religion in Gadi’s mind. Later, when he came across Jewish children who, surprisingly, did have answers, he came to learn about Yiddishkeit. Today, Gadi lives in Kiryat Sefer where he learns in kollel most of the day and sketches through much of the night.

Functions of a Comic Strip There are many effective purposes comics can accomplish.

Political Punching Cartoons offer a whimsical and often sarcastic way to express criticism. Frum comic king Yoni Gerstein views his capacity as a political cartoonist as a way to portray pure Torah ideals in the right light. He has trained dozens of frum artists into the field, but claims the task isn’t easy. “You can teach proportions and perspective, how to create a sense of movement… but you can’t teach people how to be funny.”

Satire The Kichels strip by Bracha Stein and Chani Judowitz sketches human, and frum, foibles. It is light mussar, pointing out our idiosyncrasies in an easy-to-digest, fun manner that keeps readers wishing for more.

Brainteasing Though Gadi Pollack has illustrated myriads of books and comics, his most popular and sought-after set is probably The Yiddishe Kop series. Detailed clue-filled illustrations along with brainteasing questions make kids (and adults!) apply intelligence and real thinking skills that sharpen the mind.

Indeed, it takes a Yiddishe kop to create this series!

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Classifieds JOB OPPORTUNITY BP office seeking a F/T and P/T medical biller. Will train, no experience necessary.

Please email resume to bppabilling@gmail.com ADMIN ASSISTANT BP OFFICE Looking to hire a Full time female secretary. Responsible, Multitasker quick learner, Great personality. Graduates preferred. Email resume to office.icany@gmail.com HELP WANTED Receptionist Position Available In Flatbush Doctor’s Office. Call 718-382-1971 Email Dr.Office.11229@ Gmail.Com DIRECT SUPPORT COUNSELOR

Seeking F/T Direct Support Counselor for women’s Day Hab program in Boro Park; work with a fun and lively group of women of developmentally disabled; Share your talents and help them lead a meaningful and productive life.

Candidate must be responsible, creative, and a team player.

Great Environment and comparable pay. Driving a plus. Please submit resume to jobs@hcsny. org

DRIVER WANTED Driver with own van or mini van to make deliveries daily, good pay. Please call: 718.614.7161 COACH BUS DRIVERS WANTED CDL class A or class B, F/T or P/T Call: 646.820.3324 & leave message. Email: coachbus@gmail.com ASSISTANT JOB Preschool Assistant Needed for Chassidsh Boro Park Preschool. Full Time and Part Time Available. Fax Resume to 646-843-7622 EHS TEACHER

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F/T POSITION Sales Assistant/Customer service position available in heimish Multi-girl BP office.

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Willing to train. Computer knowledge a plus. F/P Time.

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JOB OPPORTUNITY Real estate office seeking manager for field and office work. Email resume to realtyyonkers@gmail.com Or text 914-709-5337 F/T POSITION

Heimishe B.P Multi Girl General Insurance Office Looking For A Female F/T Worker, Willing To Train Computer Knowledge Req. Call 7189300693

DAY HAB ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Seeking a full-time administrative assistant to perform office and administrative duties including, day hab billing, create plans for individuals, work alongside care managers, join in meetings… Candidate must have excellent writing and communication skills.

Yiddish speaking a plus.

Please forward resume to jobs@hcsny.org OFFICE ASSISTANT Looking to hire a F/T office asst for our behavioral health practice at our Brooklyn location. Pleasant staff & grt opportunity for growth.

Pls email resume to Info@ levelaheadaba.com FULL-TIME HELP FT position available. Office & Field work. Knowledge of Quickbooks a must. CDL a plus, 3605093@gmail.com or call 718-693-6969 SECRETARY JOB RE Mgmt office in BP F/T Office Position. Must be organized, & excellent communicator. Basic comp. knowledge. Some exp. preferred. Email: resumesbpmgmt@gmail.com F/T SECRETARY BP Insurance office. 917-6529600

SECRETARY/ADMIN ASSISTANT Busy BP firm seeks full-time capable administrative assistant to join our team.

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P/T SALES HELP Looking to hire part time Sales Help. Sundays and Thursdays included. Please Email Gemtique1@gmail. com or text 718 249 6175.

DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL HCS is seeking energetic men to work as Shabbos staff with developmentally disabled men in our Flatbush residences. The ability to read and write English is a must.

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Flexible hours. Can be full or part time. All-girl Boro Park Office. Great environment. Motivated, personable, ablility to multi-task. Computer literate a must! Great growth oppty. Good pay.

Email resume: gat8721@ gmail.com SWIFT STAFFING is seeking to hire additional recruiters. Part-time & Flexible hours. Email your resume to Info@ SwiftStaffingGroup.com GROUP TEACHER Harrison Daycare Williamsburg. Must have BA degree with early childhood credits. Transportation provided. Email resume: shaindygreenfeld@gmail. com

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Classifieds GREAT OPPORTUNITY

HCS is seeking an energetic male to work in our Boro park DayHab with developmentally disabled men.

Responsibilities include spending time with them, help with daily tasks, bringing joy and fun into their day, filling out paperwork in a timely fashion.

Valid driver’s license preferred. Please forward resumes to jobs@hcsny.org INSURANCE POSITIONS We have many positions in the insurance field with great pay and great potential for the right candidate!

Please email your resume to chanie@swiftstaffinggroup. com GREAT OPPORTUNITY New daycare opening.

Seeking teachers and assistants with or without BA or 90 credits. Call 347687-8879 or email resume nurturycenter@gmail.com SECRETARY WANTED Part Time / Full Time needed for RE office in Boro Pk. Must have basic computer skills & phone skills. WILL TRAIN. Pls call 347-695-4011 OR EMAIL TO SIMCHAREALTY@GMAIL. COM

DRIVER WANTED Seeking driver with 15 passenger van for new daycare in Boro Park. 347687-8879 or email resume nurturycenter@gmail.com DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL HCS is in need of a Direct Support Professional to work in a residence for adults with developmental disabilities in Flatbush, To assist the individuals in their afternoon routine. 2:30 PM - 10PM Monday – Thursday.

The ability to read and write English is a must. Driver’s license a plus. Please forward resume to jobs@hcsny.org JOB OPPORTUNITY Are you motivated, responsible, and personable?

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SCHOOL BUS DRIVER WANTED In BP. works well with young children. Current CDL Bus License with School Bus Endorsement required. call: 917.863.3733 JOB RESUMES Need a great work resume?

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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Busy BP office seeks F/T capable Admin Assist to join our team.

Must be computer proficient, have the ability to multi-task and have a great attitude.

Great opportunity for growth.

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PARENTING COACH Looking for a parenting coach that is available to provide 1:1 parenting training in private homes in Williamsburg. Call: 347.263.3113

CARE MANAGER Yeled V’Yalda Williamsburg seeking a full time Care Manager. BA required. Call: 718.858.0070 Ext. 8158

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EVAL ASSISTANT PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT ASSISTANT Seeking for a woman who has a passion in working with kids to actively assist in evaluation for [mainstream schooled] kids & teens.

Morning hours 2-3 days a week. Evaluation takes around 2 ½ hours. We will provide full training. Some understanding in child development preferred.

Must have very good basic computer & typing skills.

Please resume to: job.office. therapy@gmail.com

BABYSITTER Warm and Heimish babysitter available in 17 Ave/ 60th street. References available. 929-214-2205 BABYSITTING Toddler group. Heimishe, experienced. Yiddish speaking. 14 & 44 st.

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BABYSITTERS Looking to hire babysitters for a heimishe daycare in Boro park with and without B.A. Pls call7182982058 and lv massage

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Bais Yaakov Girls School in BP now hiring Teachers Assistants for Yiddish & English Depts for 1st grade English. F/T OR P/T. Excellent Salary.

Pls call 718-338-5600 x313 or fax resume to 718-338-5974

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ATTENTION POST-SEMINARY AND HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: HCS DAYHAB - NOW HIRING Seeking F/T Direct Support Counselors for Women’s Dayhab program in Boro Park.

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Looking for bright, capable, energetic and responsible team player.

Experience preferred. Computer skills a must.

Great pay for the right individual.

Apply today: 718.854.2747 ext. 1210 jobs@hcsny.org

ARE YOU TIRED OF SENDING OUT YOUR RESUME AND RUNNING FROM ONE JOB INTERVIEW TO ANOTHER? ARE YOU LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT CONNECTIONS?

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Private/ group. Mrs. Friedman 917-570-8591/718436-4489 MUSIC LESSONS Piano / keyboard style by note/by ear. Sunday for girls grades 3-8. Call Key Tov 347786-0820.

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P3 PROVIDER Provider with 10+ years experience is available to work with your child. Please call 347-645-2155, 718- 6861655.

GRAPHICS Engagements, Weddings, Baby/Chusson etc. We also do professional photo editing. 347.768.0635 lbgraphicsndesign@gmail. com

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CHILDBIRTH CLASSES New series beginning Oct/ Nov iyh. Providing info, exercise, halacha and emotional support. Call/text Lamaze with Henny 347-8712955 MUSICAL MOMENTS New in BP. Give your daughter the gift of music! Have her master the keyboard and play in confidence. References available 845-502-4170 LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE REP Seeking an Accounts Receivable Representative for an Accounting Firm, Flexible hours.

Located in BP. Great work environment.

Good Pay.

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HANDYMAN & PAINTING Plumbing, Electric, construction, Locks, painting, plastering, Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, 718.951.0090

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GRAPHIC DESIGN We design albums, ads, logos and all your graphic needs.

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PRIVATE TUTORING Willing to tutor your son Limudei Kodesh/Chol.

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Donate clothing 718-974-9428 Chuppah Cards 718-435-4246 Chairs & Tables 347-4529554 or 347-452-0554

• ProjectorPrentals parties R OJ E C TO Rfor R E Nlarge TA L S AVA ILABLE

Folding beds 405-345-6831 Moving boxes 929-271-6021 Music and sound equipment 929-364-9765 LEV SIMCHA music group/ Visits 8456082676

BED BUG TREATMENT

K9 INSPECTIONS

Glass table decor 718-854-3017

MOUSE PROOFING EXPERTS

MOSQUITO & TICK MANAGEMENT

Clothing, Shoes, linens (347) 816-6406

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Email your resume today. *Libby@SwiftStaffingGroup. com*

PHOTO ALBUMS Custom photo books, weddings, engagements, Chosson/Baby, Upsherin, etc. Also professional photo editing. 347.563.5153

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HYDRATING CLEANSER, FIRMING SERUM, RESTORING CREAM Call 718-851-5156

SPEAKER/LECTURER Hamodia writer Rabbi Yosef Gesser is available to speak for your group. Dealing With Adversity, Tefillah, other topics. 718-690-1534, ygesser@gmail.com.

FRIMAZON No internet access and want to shop online? Call Frimazon @ 718-290-9933.

We shop online for you and save you time and money!

DRIVER AVAILABLE Driver with many years exp. available to do long distance trips with brand new minivan. Reasonable rates.

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No warranty.(willi) 347-8712330

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‫ כלל ישראל‬- ‫מחזקים‬

‫גישמאק בתפילה‬ FIND OUT HOW?

718-663-1311, 7:15-8:45 at night

Remove an Ayin Hara R’ Avraham Lebel 718.977.5459 Price: $50 per name - credit cards accepted - Pls leave a message With the endorsement of Rabbanim of ‫בד”ץ העדה החרדית ירושלים‬ 180

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EXPERIENCED DECLUTTER Will come to your house to help you declutter. call/text 845 587 6459 PERSONAL ORGANIZER Moving? Remodeling?

Do it right. Call Etty Klein 3472630636

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URGENT!

2 rings Satmar Rodney on Sukkos 929-545-4761

Mother’s Milk needed 718-636-6394/ 347-7822743

ladies Frank Olive black hat with pin, 13th Ave, Nov7. 929271-6385.

DONATE VEHICLE

diamond hanging earring on Wed 10/13/21 in Wmsbg or BP 9178410524

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GOWNS

Money 55St 10/11th Ave. 718435-5218

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Please call 347-232-2536

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Minimum 25 Couples Book with us your next simcha, and it’ll last forever.

718.300.1272 Ext. #102

1777 49TH STREET BROOKLYN, NY 11204

(18TH AVE. COR. 49TH STREET ) Design by: CK 917.592.9846

BY:

‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫ראש הישיבה הגר”ש אלתר בביקור בניו יארק‬

‫ראש הישיבה הגר”ש אלתר בביקור בניו יארק‬

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‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫אלפי ישראל אין שפיץ פון מנהיגי העדה פילן איבער די קאנטינענטל זאלן אין וויליאמסבורג לטובת צדקת צדיקי הדורות‬ ‫ר' מאיר בעל הנס כולל חבת ירושלים וואס איז מפרנס ‪ 42,000‬נפשות פיר מאל אין יאר‬

‫ביקור ומסע חיזוק קהילות צאנז ע"י בן האדמו"ר מצאנז רב ואב"ד צאנז בארה"ב וראש ישיבת צאנז‬

‫‪$799‬‬ ‫!‪New location‬‬

‫בארא פארק‬ ‫‪718.757.4197‬‬ ‫‪4502 13th Ave #308‬‬

‫מאנסי‬ ‫‪845.425.0453‬‬ ‫‪17 Main Street #310‬‬

‫‪718.925.2300‬‬

‫‪Pr‬‬ ‫‪startiices‬‬ ‫‪ng at‬‬

The court hearing on the motion for a retrial is scheduled for this coming Tuesday November 16.

Please continue to be ‫ מתפלל‬that we are ‫זוכה‬ to see the ‫ישועה בקרוב‬.

For updates call 732-363-1011

‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫האדמו"ר מסאטמאר ביים מסע הקודש 'ושבתי' לרגל חנוכת הבית פונעם נייעם בנין אין שוהל הויף‪ ‎‎‬אין שטאט סיגוט‬ ‫די נסיעה איז אראנזשירט געווארן דורך ללכת טורס‬

‫האדמו"ר ממיאלען בביקור אצל האדמורי"ם מראחמיסטריווקא ובאבוב‬

‫האדמו"ר מספינקא בביקור אצל‬ ‫האדמו"ר מראחמיסטריווקא‬

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‫מעמד חנוכת הבית והכנסת ספרי תורה לביהמ"ד החדש סאדיגורה בלעיקוואד‬

‫האדמו"ר מבישטינא בביקור אצל האדמורי"ם ממאשאלו וווערדאן מב"פ‬

‫האדמו"ר מקרעטשניף סיגעט בביקור‬ ‫אצל האדמו"ר מרימינוב‬

‫'ביזנעס עקספאו' דורך עמודי ציון דבאבוב ‪ -‬עזר לפרנסה‬

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PHOTO CREDIT: JDN

‫האדמו"ר מסאדיגורה בביקור בניו יארק‬

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‫האדמו"ר מפיטסבורג בביקור בת"ת מבקשי השם בבארא פארק‬

‫האדמו"ר מתולדות צבי ספינקא בדרשת‬ ‫פתיחת הזמן בישיבת שער המלך בב"פ‬

‫האדמו"ר מסאדיגורה בביקור אצל האדמו"ר מצאנז קלויזענבורג‬

‫המקובל הגרי"מ ערלאנגער בביקור בניו יארק‬

‫פראדאקטיווע אסיפות דורך מקוה טהרה העולמי מיט רבנים פון שטעט ארום די וועלט‬

‫המשפיע הגה"צ ר' נחמן בידערמאן מוצש"ק בבארא פארק‬

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‫הילולת הרה"ק מפשעווארסק זצ"ל‬ ‫בביהמ"ד פשעווארסק וויליאמסבורג‬ ‫בראשות נכדו הרה"צ ר' יצחק רייך‬

‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫מעמד התחלת כתיבת ספר תורה על ידי תלמידי ישיבת מאור החיים‬

‫האדמו"ר מאנטניא בביקור אצל אדמורי"ם בבארא פארק‬

‫שמחת הבר מצוה בבית מונקאטש ‪ -‬וויען‬

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Contents

// Inside

FREE ISSUE 108 NOVEMBER 10, 2021

FYI: COMICS

‫פרשת ויצא‬ ‫ו’ כסלו תשפ”ב‬

BASKING IN THE JOY OF BOOKS

BIG IDEAS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE

STROKES OF ARTISTIC GENIUS

Being a school librarian is truly a labor of love

Famous authors share what it takes to build a book

Meet a master artist who brings picture books to life

Publisher:

YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

D. GORALNIK Content Editor:

R. REESE

Associate Editor:

E.M. NEIMAN

44 // Inbox

Food Editor:

M.P. WERCBERGER Creative Director:

54 // Parsha

AJ WACHSMAN Project Coordinator:

62 //

Around the Kitchen Table

70 //

The Impostor

Telephone:

80 //

Week in Review

Fax:

87 //

The Black Sheep

E-mail:

97 // Food

R. ITZKOWITZ

THE BORO PARK VIEW 1274 49th Street, Suite 421 Brooklyn, NY 11219

718.408.8770 718.408.8771 ads@thebpview.com Website:

www.thebpview.com

MISSION STATEMENT: The Boro Park View is a weekly publication designed for every segment and age group of our diverse community. Under rabbinical guidance, we bring Boro Park’s top talent together to provide high-quality, informative and current reading material, keeping you up to date on sales, events, news and issues of concern and import happening right now in the Boro Park community.

DISCLAIMER: We do not endorse any ad found in this publication. We are not responsible for typographical or grammatical errors.

COPYRIGHT: All content found in The Boro Park View is copyright and may not be reproduced, published, distributed or duplicated for public or private use without written permission from The Boro Park View.

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110 //

My Last Hurrah

110 //

A Look At Our Books

144 //

Behind the Brush

158 // FYI 164 //

Fun Pages

170 // Classifieds 182 // Pictures

‫חידוש‬ ‫בעולם‬ ‫החינוך‬

‫דורכ'ן בארימטן מחנך‬ ‫ה ר ב אלעזר יונה זילבערמאן‬

‫נישט נאך א סעריע‪ ,‬נאר‬

‫כ‬

‫סלו‪ ,‬טבת‪ ,‬שבט‬ ‫‪,‬‬ ‫אד‬ ‫ר‬

‫באקומט איר און די‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫ב"ב שיחי' ַא תשפ"ב‬ ‫מעמעמבערשיפ אין‬ ‫יאר‬ ‫גאנץ ָ‬ ‫חינוך ַא ַ‬

‫א '‪ ,‬א ד ר ב'‬

‫‪$240‬‬

‫נ‬

‫פאר בלויז‬

‫י‪'2‬עטדע‬ ‫דינס ע‬ ‫אטאג‬ ‫שיעור‬

‫יס‬

‫ן‬

‫‪,‬א‬

‫ייר‪ ,‬סיון‪,‬‬

‫תמוז‬

‫‪,‬א‬

‫זייט פון די גליקליכע עלטערן‬ ‫וואס זענען שוין נהנה פון די גאר‬ ‫הנאה'דיגע רייכע שיעורים פונ'ם‬ ‫וועלט ַאנערקענטן מחנך‪ ,‬וואו אלע‬ ‫יסודות'דיגע חינוך‪-‬טעמעס ווערן‬ ‫אויסגעשמועסט‪ ,‬ווי אויך די דרכי‬ ‫חינוך פאר יעדע צייט אין יאר‪.‬‬

‫ב‪,‬‬

‫אלול‪ ,‬תשרי‪,‬‬

‫ח‬ ‫שון‪,‬‬

‫ספעציעלער‬ ‫ּ‬ ‫בני תורה פרייז‬ ‫ביז ערב חנוכה‬

‫‪$170‬‬

‫פאר 'חינוך‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫יאר'‬ ‫גאנץ ָ‬ ‫א ַ‬ ‫געספאנסערט‬ ‫ּ‬ ‫דורך 'נר מצוה'‬ ‫פאר ַא זכות‬ ‫וואס פילט ַ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫צו ּב ַאלייכטן 'בני תורה'‬ ‫שטובער מיט'ן שיין פון די‬ ‫ּב ַארימטע שיעורי חינוך‬

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‫קאפעלע'ס טאשקע‬ ‫א זיסע אייגענטארטיגע טאשקע מיט‬ ‫וואס די קינדער וועלן גיין אין שולע מיט‬ ‫א שמייכל‪.‬‬

‫די וואונדער קעסטל‬ ‫א איבעראשנדע פאזל סעט וואס וועט‬ ‫מאכן די קינדער טראכטן און האלטן די‬ ‫גאנצע משפחה געשפאנט‪.‬‬

‫דיימאנט זייגער‬ ‫די קינדער וועלן פארברעגן געשמאק‬ ‫מיט די קאפעלע זייגער און אויסנוצען‬ ‫זייער טאלאנט פאר לאנגע שעות‪.‬‬

‫קונצליכע מאלערייען‬ ‫א באמבאסטישע חידוש צו פארבן‬ ‫אויגפארכאפנדע חינוך'דיגע בילדער‬ ‫פול מיט תוכן אן קיין ענדע‪.‬‬

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Thursday OLD 18 SNovember OUT

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