Magazine Feature
The National Spelling Bee is held every year. In 2018, about 11 million kids took part in local contests
Jolly Solly
I’m not wasting a single second on spelling,” declared Fishel. “Who cares how a word is spelled? As long as you can read it, it’s good enough”
Story Time
“Because it’s dangerous to sail the Queen Elizabeth and I don’t want to hear about your death the next time you leave for another voyage”
Crisscross
I understand that she wants to tell me something. I stroke her hand and force myself to be patient as she struggles to form words
Bentzi and the Mystery in the Museum
Next the movers started taking out cardboard boxes. “Is that all the furniture?” wondered Batya. “I’m telling you, it must be a really small family!”
The Explainer
It’s highly unlikely Trump will override the 14th Amendment, even via legislation
Off the Couch
“I’m just so glad this is behind me, It’s been tough but baruch Hashem I’m cured, and this will be my little secret.”
Movin on Up
When someone has really high scores in any one area, that part of their brain rarely shuts off — it’s like automatic background music
Bricks and Ladders
I take a second for a reality check. I’m out for coffee with Tamara Fine. By myself. Sharing my problems with her
Teen Fiction
Was it her fault she felt everything so deeply? How could she explain to anyone that she simply couldn’t help getting affected by things?
Let’s detail each of the five ways, or “love languages,” and perhaps you will figure out which is yours
