Reading is extremely beneficial activity for the health and longevity of the mind. Countless studies have shown that children who read more do better in school, are more curious and articulate, and have a more developed world view. But for many parents, weaning their child off of the habit of frequent television watching and onto a good habit book reading can be like pulling teeth. The key in getting your child to read is to get them books that appeal to their interests. People of all ages enjoy reading books with characters that they are able to relate to. If you’re having a hard time coaxing your child into picking up a book, you should look no further than your favorite judaica store.
At a good judaica store, you will find a bountiful selection of jewish books, which can appeal to readers of all ages. Here are two jewish books that are sure to get them away from the T.V. and glued to a book for a change.
101 Stories for Young Children
From the Eichler's website: In these ample pages lie treasures, each one glittering with the fascination of a good story and the lasting impression of a valuable lesson. These stories, divided up with sections for younger and older children, keep alive the cherished stories of our tradition, passed on through the generations, about the greatness of our Sages and forefathers. From Avraham Avinu to the Ba'al Shem Tov and Choni HaMe'agel, this book is the perfect accompaniment to a serene bedtime and a special ingredient to help parents and children bond. Mesmerize your kids--and yourself, with this spell-binding collection.
"Normal" and Other Stories
From the Yated Ne'eman newspaper: Growing up is tough, fraught with handling responsibilities, social challenges, loneliness, and plenty of trials and tribulations. In this engaging collection of stories, young adults meet characters just like them--struggling with exactly the same struggles, and experiencing the same highs and lows. They're normal kids, just like you, and you're invited to take a peek into their lives, to see how they cope with the things that rock their boat. Step into this wonderful book and find out how "normal" you really are!
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