Neil Waldman

Vincent Van Gogh befriends a young boy in New York City in this picture book fantasy about art and creativity.

Discusses the history of Masada, from the building of Herod's Temple through its use by Zealots as a refuge from the Romans to its rediscovery in the mid-20th century.

When Aaron was a boy his Grandpa, or Zayde, would not teach him Yiddish, but as an adult, Aaron longs to learn the language and history of the old country from Zayde and his many books.

After observing a miracle that marks the love and concern that two brothers have for each other, King Solomon decides on the site for his great temple.

Al and Teddy is the story of love and friendship between two brothers, and the power of art to transform children's lives.

Provides a history and words to four verses of the song, "America the Beautiful," as well as simple instructions for making a patriotic garden.

In prose and verse, students in grades three through eight from across the United States share their dreams, hopes, and aspirations for the future.

Travel with young Abe Lincoln as he journeys up and down the "Father of Waters," the legendary Mississippi River. Sit alongside him as he navigates his flatboat over dams, past rapids, and through shallow water. Sail with him to the bustling port of New Orleans, and back to his home in Illinois. Along the way, you'll become familiar with his inner voice, as you share his deepest thoughts and feelings, and witness his struggle with the pressing ethical...

When there is no oil for Chanukah, Hayim, the poorest man in the village, sends the Almighty a letter, asking for help.