Lizlol (short i sound, long o sound) means to gobble
לזלול
gobble, gorge, chow down Don't know if that will work for you, but here
is a great Hebrew and many other languages resource.context.reverso.net
Add it to your computer and cell phone and you can highlight text and it
will
The Frisco Kid
Rabbi Avram Belinsky (Gene Wilder) lands in Philadelphia intending to
travel to San Francisco, where he plans on starting a synagogue. Quickly
relieved of his belongings by a group of con artists, Avram optimistically
sets out alone on foot toward the Wild West. He gets into one
I'm writing on behalf of Hana Lapidot who is doing the preliminary work to
set up a Hebrew language library at the Chabad Israel Center in Atlanta,
GA. A supporter of the center donated a major collection of Hebrew books.
She is interested in a simple and inexpensive software program to manage
Alan and Naomi. It’s set after the Holocaust in NYC, but it’s a powerful
message of how the survivors suffered. I always had my students write
sequels that started at least six months later or two years later, etc. It
was a read-a-loud to 5th graders.
On Thu, 17 Sep 2020 at 1:58 AM Wendie
openlibrary.org has thousands of ebooks to read totally free. The
reading quality isn't always the best because they have been digitized by
scanning the originals, which sometimes are many years back and the pages
are yellowed. There are a lot of "golden oldies." Search for ebooks.
Here is the
You should have a formal, published donations policy. Put it in the shul
bulletin a couple of times a year. Keep a copy in the library handbook.
Suggested language may include: all print donations are accepted at the
discretion of the librarian. Any items that are not addrd to the library
I just posted up my Telly award winning Hanukkah video, "Goodnight, Granny
Savta." Part of the story is set in Modiin and now I live here! Enjoy my
video and please remember to subscribe (there is no charge).
https://youtu.be/tEraogPkowk
I'm delighted to announce just in time for Rosh HaShanah, I have finally
converted my Telly award winning videos to digital format and posted the
first two programs up to my new youtube channel, The Story Snipper.
The first story, The Birthday Shofar, is about a mischievous monkey who
frightens
I'm thinking it might be related to the culture of your city and its
library policies. Certainly not something I've encountered in our city
known for its Southern hospitality. Or maybe the person who helped you was
just having a bad hair day.
On Wed, Sep 4, 2019, 1:04 AM Robby Feinstein via
My very talented friends have just released the sequel to "The Fruitfly
Rabbi," an enjoyable read for synagogue libraries, for the adult section.
*“The Rabbi’s in Trouble:” A Great Summer Read*
Readers have eagerly awaited the sequel to the engrossing and entertaining
novel, “Fruitfly Rabbi,”
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