Yaffa Ganz's Books

There is no more exciting story anywhere than the Jewish People's march through the menaces of history. It's a gripping, absorbing story, peopled by great names and arch-villains, full of courage and cowardice, and leavened with the conviction that the Ch

Join Savta Simcha as she criss-crosses the Land of Israel on a most unusual shopping spree.

The further adventures of Savta Simcha, Uncle Nechemya, and the orphan boy Ezra who comes to live with them in their little stone house in Jerusalem.

With the help of a medical bag filled with such things as "Raspberry Throat and Thinking Mints" and "General Feel-Well Syrup," Dr. Mitzva cures earaches, sick plants, and even a shofar that will not blow.

Relates the amusing misadventures of the Levi kids and their terrific, tumultuous, super-funny escapades.

Mimmy and Simmy each try to give the other the most special birthday cake of all.

When a silly argument turns into a serious fight, Mimmy and Simmy learn the value of peace.

Savta Simcha, or Grandmother Joy, comes to visit with all kinds of good things in her enormous Shabbos bag. Includes Yiddish and Hebrew vocabulary.

Savta Simcha and her friends in Jerusalem find a mysterious stone with magical powers.

Savta Simcha is back! In this newest tale, she and Uncle Nechemya set off from their little red-roofed house in Jerusalem to bring Important Gifts to friends around the world. Their adventures take them everywhere--from Alaska to Australia and back home again as they bring a little bit of Jerusalem to everyone they meet. With charming, full-colored illustrations.

The book endeavors to establish the standards for vesting citizenship, in the hope that applying these standards will result in every person being granted citizenship of the State which is the center of his/her life. The author considers the connection between loyalty to the State and citizenship; the principles which should shape the concept of loyalty to the State; the dilemma of multiple citizenship and the right to citizenship in the light of current political changes. Published under the Transnational Publishers imprint.

Remember the days of old; Understand the years of the generations; Ask your father so that he may tell you, Your elders so that they may explain it to you. (Devarim 32:70) My Book ... Growing up with Family and Friends is a comprehensive family album for the Jewish child. Designed by Yaffa Ganz and beautifully illustrated by Liat Benyamini Ariel, it is a chronicle of each family's unique history and a record of each child's personal story. It will keep alive "the days of old... the years ofthe generations". The attractive pages will contain atreasure-trove of family, friends, hopes, memories, activities and occasions. It is a child's archive of the past and present and a legacy for generations to come.

Bina, Benny and Chaggai the Holiday Dove share information about Rosh Hashanah, the shofar, teshuvah, the apple dipped in honey, and many other holiday customs.

Bina, Benny and Chaggai the Holiday Dove observe Yom Kippur, a day of fasting and forgiveness, of being serious but not sad.

Join Bina, Benny, and Chaggai Hayonah as they learn about and celebrate the Jewish festival of Succos.

Savta Simcha and her friends in Jerusalem find a mysterious stone with magical powers.

An explanation of the months and cycles of the traditional Jewish year.

A young Jewish boy living in Australia plants a seed and nurtures it for several years until it produces the special fruit used in celebrating Sukkos.

Depicts the special relationship that children share with their grandparents by showing them participating in a variety of activities involving Jewish tradition and culture.

Follow Bina, Benny and Chaggai the Holiday Dove through the Four Fast Days until the Redemption; from the destruction of the Temple to its rebuilding; from the Promised Land to the four corners of the earth and back to the Land of Israel.

Join Savta Simcha as she criss-crosses the Land of Israel on a most unusual shopping spree.

Bina, Benny, and Chaggai the Holiday Dove light the Chanukah candles and travel to the land of Israel into the story of Chanukah.

The further adventures of Savta Simcha, Uncle Nechemya, and the orphan boy Ezra who comes to live with them in their little stone house in Jerusalem.

Mimmy and Simmy each try to give the other the most special birthday cake of all.

Two good friends pick two pets --a bunny and a gosling -- with which they hope their very different families can manage.

Book's by Yaffa Ganz

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