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Seeing Orange
Adina Lover
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It’s Okay
P. Diamond
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Best Mom Award
Esty Heller
Windows
Of Milestones and Millstones
Chaya Joseph
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A Blooper-Free Bar Mitzvah
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Tales of Treeo
Up North: Chapter 9
“A little extra work that’s terrorizing the welcome house!” Eli says hotly. Squizzle shrieks in agreement. “What’s Mr. Teichman going to say when he finds out?”
Bashie Lisker
Tales of Treeo
Up North: Chapter 8
The glass has disappeared so cleanly, it looks like it was never there
Bashie Lisker
Family First Editor's Letter
Flashback: Editor's Letter, Issue 788
Sometimes the solution isn’t about tackling the reality, but about altering what we tell ourselves about that reality.
Bassi Gruen
Family First Editor's Letter
Family First Editor's Letter: Issue 788
Sometimes the solution isn’t about tackling the reality, but about altering what we tell ourselves about that reality.
Bassi Gruen
Every Moment Counts: Chanukah Theme 5783
Every Moment Counts
As we prepare our wicks and count our candles, each day adding another level of light, do those numbers hold another special meaning for you? 
Mishpacha Contributors
Friendship
Quantity vs. Quality
Would you rather be part of a large chevreh or have one special best friend? Many teens have asked themselves this question
Devora Zheutlin, MA, CAS
Friendship
Two Sides of Your Mouth
When faced with hard moments, remember the following: Many meaningful conversations are “charged” with discomfort
Devora Zheutlin, MA, CAS
Jr. Tales
You Name It  
“What do you think they’ll call her? I hope it’s a name I’ll be excited about”
Chaya Rosen
Jr. Tales
The Knight Costume
He’d help Reuven find a costume, Yoni decided, but he wasn’t telling Reuven about his own
Hadar Nudel
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Riding the Waves

Ari followed her hand to the water. His jaw fell. He yanked off his sweatshirt, kicked off his shoes, took three large steps back, sprinted and… jumped

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Family Tempo
Riding the Waves

Ari followed her hand to the water. His jaw fell. He yanked off his sweatshirt, kicked off his shoes, took three large steps back, sprinted and… jumped.

By Esther Teichtal

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I know you’ve been given challenging kids

By Anonymous

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Exaggerating my youthful naïveté had been my standard way to deal with Israeli bureaucracy during all the years we lived in Israel

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