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I’ve never had a lox and bagel burp, but I’m assuming it’s not pleasant, but this book was!

I'm Sorry for the Bagel Burps: A Yom Kippur Apology by Jacob Sager Weinstein and Jason Kirschner

December 10, 2025 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

Finally a realistic story about siblings that is saying, “Are you really being that naughty?” and “That is kinda funny.” I’m Sorry for the Bagel Burps: A Yom Kippur Apology by Jacob Sager Weinstein and Jason Kirschner (illustrations by) might not be out until September 2026, but you can appreciate this review (or at least I hope). Benji and his older brother  Aaron, have the perfect sibling relationship: they obviously love each other. Love to tease each other that is. And when Yom Kippur rolls […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Cooking/Food, Fiction, Health, Religion Tagged With: brothers, family, Jacob Sager Weinstein, Jacob Sager Weinstein and Jason Kirschner, Jason Kirschner, Social Themes, Yom Kippur

BlackRaven's CBR17 Review No:558 · Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Cooking/Food, Fiction, Health, Religion · Tags: brothers, family, Jacob Sager Weinstein, Jacob Sager Weinstein and Jason Kirschner, Jason Kirschner, Social Themes, Yom Kippur ·
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Diversity

What Rosa Brought by Jacob Sager Weinstein

Come and Join Us!: 18 Holidays Celebrated All Year Long by Liz Kleinrock

Once Upon a Sari by Zenia Wadhwani

October 18, 2023 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

Recently I posted on my Facebook page a couple images from books I was promoting that day. One was a book I had posted here before, The Night Before Eid: A Muslim Family Story, by Aya Khalil and the other What Rosa Brought by Jacob Sager Weinstein. Considering current events, I wanted to promote love, positivity and acceptance.  And I cannot think of two better books to show this. Except maybe Once Upon a Sari by Zenia Wadhwani. Or Come and Join Us! 18 Holidays […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Cooking/Food, Fiction, History, Non-Fiction, Religion Tagged With: Avani Dwivedi, Chaaya Prabhat, daughters, Diversity & Multicultural, Eliza Wheeler, family, Holidays & Celebrations, Holocaust, Jacob Sager Weinstein, Liz Kleinrock, mothers, Multigenerational, People & Places, Social Themes, Zenia Wadhwani

BlackRaven's CBR15 Review No:752 · Genres: Children's Books, Cooking/Food, Fiction, History, Non-Fiction, Religion · Tags: Avani Dwivedi, Chaaya Prabhat, daughters, Diversity & Multicultural, Eliza Wheeler, family, Holidays & Celebrations, Holocaust, Jacob Sager Weinstein, Liz Kleinrock, mothers, Multigenerational, People & Places, Social Themes, Zenia Wadhwani ·
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