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The Gold family was so poor they didn’t have candles for Chanukah, not even a dreidel for the children to play with until … a duck came a tap – tap – tapping at their door in the middle of winter and with a beautiful brass dreidel on his beak. A miracle … who knows … but the Golds had a Chanukah complete with dreidel games and potato latkes.
From the book, “WINTER BLESSINGS” – available on Amazon, audible and more. Links to purchase at https://books2read.com/winter-blessings/. Izzy Abrahmson is the author of The Village Life series, and a pen name for storyteller Mark Binder.
For generations, Clara’s family has guarded the keys to the seasons, opening each season at just the right time. But now Clara’s grandmother is deathly ill and she thinks that if she hides the key to winter, her grandmother will live forever in autumn.
Shoes, fitted with AutoShoeLaces, NanoGyroWheels, Fission Soles, TurboBrains, DigiMaps, PhonEars and TruVoices, were created to serve mankind. But the time came when, led by a right foot blue bunny slipper, they rebelled. Victory was within their grasp until the sky filled with floating, triangular shaped cloth objects. Noooooooo! Not the BionicUnderPants!!!
Catalina, daughter of the mechanic at the Cerro Tololo observatory in Chile, dreams of becoming an astronomer. Unfortunately everyone just considers her a nuisance, that is until she saves an astronomer after a tragic fall and prevents serious damage to the telescope. She is rewarded by the astronomer’s offer to help her with scholarship forms to the best schools in Chile for young scientists.
Two commanders, one human, one alien, have been best friends for a lifetime but now find their empires at war and with five minutes left in an ultimatum, five minutes before they blow each other to smithereens, a phone call? “Raymond?” “Mom?” “It’s mother’s day, you’re too busy to call your mother?”
After Daniel’s and Joseph’s pa died at the Alamo, the boys joined Sam Houston’s brigade to fight for Texas independence. After Santa Anna’s surrender, Sam Houston passed around an ear of corn from their meager supplies and encouraged each soldier to take a kernel home so that they could cultivate the arts of peace as nobly as they had mastered the arts of war.