Song of the Sea: Chapter 17
Rivka StreicherShiri’s voice — what she said this afternoon — cogitates in my mind: You think you’re better than us
1,2,3,4,5… Once I Caught a Fish Alive
Rhona LewisI live in Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka is a little island south of India. You’re probably wondering what I’m doing on an island near India
Hide and Seek: Chapter 39
Bracha Rosman“I’ve got Jacob’s word and Fay’s. Even without their word, I’m a well-known man in town, influential too. Who do you think the police will believe?”
Song of the Sea: Chapter 16
Rivka StreicherThe question lands smack between my eyes, as if my face is a target.
Go Fish!
Shira Yehudit DjalilmandWhether on the shelves in the store, your dinner plate, or the simchah buffet, ever wondered how that delicious fillet of salmon made it there?
Claim to Fame: Shifra Glick
C. B. LieberThey make us grin, chuckle, and chortle. They’re the famous Shikufitzky characters, of course! How does their creator Shifra Glick do it each week?
Hide and Seek: Chapter 38
Bracha RosmanJacob shook beneath the tarp, sweating in the freezing weather. It took nearly the rest of the ride to the Renards for Jacob to regain his composure
Embarrassed
Malky CopeI mean, seriously! Of all the girls in the world available to him, why did he have to pick her?
Song of the Sea: Chapter 15
Rivka StreicherFour pairs of eyes travel to the cuckoo clock. The gold cuckoo chooses the moment to emerge, four shrill times. Four o’clock
The Man on the Street
B. DeerThere are currently 4.12 million miles of road in the US, and all those roads need to be maintained. Who keeps our roads safe?
Jolly Solly: Gotta Get Away
R. AtkinsMr. Krankowitz was kitted out in earplugs, face mask, and sunglasses, looking like some kind of strange creature from outer space
Jr. Tales: Up, Up, and Awake
Bracha Spice“Please be seated,” Mom said, her voice firm. “I’ve been thinking about our morning routine, and I decided that it’s time to implement some changes”
Take 5: Business Tips from Peloton COO Tom Cortese
Prepared for print by Shira Isenberg Invigorate a “sleepy industry” with innovation
Prepared for print by Shira Isenberg Invigorate a “sleepy industry” with innovation
