Living Chessed For Children

Chessed means...• being sensitive to other people's feelings, like the Gerrer Rebbe was• giving sad people hope, like Rav Shmuel Auerbach did• taking care of people you know - and even people you don't know- like Rav Aharon Leib would doWe all want to be people who do chessed for others. And of course, wewant to teach our children to be kind, caring, and sensitive to other peo-ple's needs.What better way to gently inculcate lessons of caring and compassion intoyoung readers than by stories designed especially for children by a masterchildren's writer?In Living Chessed for Children, popular and beloved children's author ShmuelBlitz shares more than twenty stories of kindness, for readers ages 4-8. With itskid-friendly text and gorgeous illustrations, Living Chessed for Children is anengaging and fun way to help our children grow up to be the generous andcompassionate Jews we all want them to be.Adapted from Living Chessed, by Rabbi Avrohom Asher Makovsky table{border-collapse:colla