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About The Book
Who Is Your Bubbe, and Where Can She Be?
A warm, rhyming picture book about grandparents, traditions, and the everyday magic of being together.
A child wonders who Bubbe is and discovers she’s in the hugs, the stories, the Friday-night candles, and the little rituals that make home feel like home. Along the way, kids learn friendly definitions for new words and get hands-on pages to capture their own family memories.
Perfect for
Families & Grandparents
Make a memory every time you read. Ask a question, add a name to the family tree, or cook something together.
Teachers & Librarians
Ready-to-go read-aloud with built-in discussion prompts and cultural vocabulary. Easy to fit into heritage or family history units.
Faith & Community Groups
Lovely for intergenerational programs, holiday craft hours, and story-and-snack events.
Make a memory every time you read. Ask a question, add a name to the family tree, or cook something together.
Teachers & Librarians
Ready-to-go read-aloud with built-in discussion prompts and cultural vocabulary. Easy to fit into heritage or family history units.
Faith & Community Groups
Lovely for intergenerational programs, holiday craft hours, and story-and-snack events.
Inside The Book
Ask Your Bubbe” Q&A: Simple prompts to record family stories
• Printable family tree: Start your keepsake (includes easy how-to)
• Bubbe’s Potato Latkes recipe: Kid-helper steps, big smiles
• Gentle glossary: Words like Shabbos, Hanukkah, and challah—explained with care
• Next-steps list: Beginner-friendly genealogy links to keep curiosity going.
Why Kids Love It
It opens the door to meaningful conversations, honors different kinds of families, and makes it easy to start traditions without pressure or perfection.
Available in Different Formats
• Paperback • Ebook • Audiobook
About The Book
Amy's Amazing Hats:
“I wrote “Amy’s Amazing Hats” as a way to teach children the values of being kind and caring to a friend with cancer, bringing awareness to pediatric cancer, sharing the challenges young people have fighting this disease, and the wonderful work the “Passing Hats” organization does. For more information, look up www.passinghats.org and you too may get “hooked” on looming hats! On behalf of children fighting cancer everywhere and Passing Hats, please share this special book with your friends and family.” – Sharyn Diamond
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