What happens when we point out the beauty of Hashem’s world to our children? They learn to notice, to appreciate, and to connect to the One Who created it!
The Hidden Artist is a breathtaking new picture book from Hachai Publishing, all about the wonder, the variety, and the loveliness Hashem created just for us! Illustrated by an artist known for her lifelike paintings, The Hidden Artist depicts amazingly detailed animals, fish, mountains, sea and sky. Truly inspired rhymes tell the story of a young child who wonders, ‘With all this beauty, great and small, ‘I wonder, Who’s behind it all?’
His journey to discover the answer makes this book a must have for every Jewish home!
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About the Author
A social worker by profession, Leah Chana Rubabshi began writing educational songs for children in the 1980’s. After receiving her MSW, she continued writing poems and articles, which have appeared in newspapers and magazines. She has now combined her love of children with her love of poetry, and hopes to continue writing children’s books.
About the artist:
Phyllis Saroff received her BFA degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1983. She works from Annapolis, Maryland as a freelance illustrator specializing in natural science and children s illustrations. Her work has appeared in books and magazines, and her paintings of wildlife are used in outdoor displays in wildlife management areas across the country.
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
By write4me on March 2, 2014
This book is a wonderful way to teach children that the world has a Creator. The rhymes are cleverly written, and the illustrations are stunning, authentic reflections of the beauty that exists in our world. When the child in the story draws his own picture, it becomes obviously apparent that an Artist must have created the natural “pictures” that surround us. The message of this book is not limited to young children, and I felt older children would enjoy it as well. While it says the book is geared towards children ages 2-5, I felt the rhymes were delightful and would be enjoyed by older children up to age 8. Highly recommend!
By Lynn Glaser on March 3, 2014
