Have you ever met a time traveler, or a big bad wolf, or a talking bear?

Apples & Honey Press and Behrman House authors have created some wonderful characters and stories for children of all ages. Consider bringing a local author to your school or JCC for story time!

Looking for a new way to enrich Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur?

Apples & Honey Press has a strong and growing list of great books you can use for the High Holidays storybooks that also include many important social-emotional themes. 

Apples, Apples, All Year Round: A Celebration of Jewish Holidays

By Barbara Bietz and June Sobel; Illustrated by Ruth Waters

A colorful

Coming Fall 2025 from author David Sherrin and illustrator Martín Morón, The Baddest Wolf of All?

He's back. But is he badder than ever?

Although he sometimes doubts himself, everyone around Wolf expects him to be BIG and, especially, BAD. Deciding to live up to his name and get really, really good at being really, really bad, he seeks some help from another famous baddie.

His new badness coach, the Evil Queen, instructs Wolf to bring a poisoned apple to Snow White. Easy, Wolf thinks. He just needs to disguise himself as a sweet granny, and Snow White will let him right in! But Snow White is so very kind to Wolf-as-Granny. T

May is Jewish-American Heritage Month, which pays tribute to the generations of Jewish Americans who helped form the fabric of American history, culture and society.

Open a window to the American Jewish experience with these storybooks from Apples & Honey Press.

American-influenced Tall Tales 

Micah loved the noise maker, known as a gragger, that he used at his family's Purim party. With it they celebrated the defeat of the wicked Haman, a bully from biblical times who tried to get rid of the Jews. The gragger made him feel mighty! But on his way home, the gragger was lost.

This is the context of Mighty Micah, a new Purim picture book by bestselling author Jane Yolen.

Micah was nervous that without his gragger, he wouldn't be able to be brave, like Queen Esther. 

However, his gragger was powerful. It journeyed from a raccoon's hands, to a fish's mouth, to a heron's beak, back to Micah's front steps.

Joyful at the return of his gragger, Micah takes it to school to show the class, so everyone could feel its mighty whirr, whirr, whirr, and they too could feel powerful and safe.

Also included is a note from the author with a brief summary

At Behrman House/Apples & Honey Press we combine individual attention with distribution that has national and international reach.

Created in 2015 as an imprint of Behrman House, Apples & Honey Press helps children explore their world through the lenses of universal ethical themes and diverse perspectives. In formats that include picture books, chapter books, middle grade novels, and graphic novels, we center Jewish characters, culture and practice in stories that encourage children’s social and emotional growth as they navigate the world around them

We publish well-known authors and discover new ones. Our list includes books by Eric Kimmel, Jane Yolen, Johanna Hurwitz, Barbara Diamond Goldman, David Adler, Leslie Kimmelman, Tammar Stein, Emma Berne, and Stephen Krensky, to list just a few. We work with both agented and un-agented authors, and we are currently accepting manuscripts that d

Ask your local bookstore or library about Big Bad Wolf's Yom Kippur, or find it on:

• Amazon
• Bookshop.org
• IndieBound

Fall books for 2023 from Apples and Honey Press feature holiday stories for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot; a new version of the creation story that centers Eve’s experience; a look at Shabbat in the Ugandan Abuyadaya community; a quiet bedtime sh’ma experience for very young children; a story of Jewish conversos in Portugal in the 1500’s; and a more in depth look at David’s victory over Goliath.

Tzimmes for Tzipporah

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