These two sep­a­rate titles are part of Bracha Goetz’s board book­series for tod­dlers, which will not only famil­iar­ize them with every­day­ob­jects at home but with those items that deserve spe­cial atten­tion­dur­ing Chanukah. Goetz also has pub­lished an edi­tion on Pesach. Thes­tur­dy board books are easy for small hands to han­dle and have a goodfin­ish, which will accept con­stant use. Pho­tographs of actu­al items,five to sev­en per page, are incor­po­rat­ed into the art­work, along with aboxed descrip­tive text ask­ing the chil­dren to explain what they see. Thetext is invit­ing and pro­vides for cre­ative dia­logue guid­ed by the­p­ar­ent or read­er. It also allows the child to make con­nec­tions, as tohow the var­i­ous items are used in their environments. 

What Do You See? At Home leads chil­dren through a typ­i­cal day. Morn­ing brings the Mod­eh Ani.Tod­dlers are asked to iden­ti­fy com­mon items such as tooth­paste, towels,and cups. The pho­tos show chil­dren get­ting dressed and spe­cial clothes:yarmulkas, tzitzis, and dress­es. Goetz is able to include meals, clean­ing, play and bath time, and clos­ing the day with She­ma;all script­ed with­in a clear Ortho­dox Jew­ish lifestyle. The sec­ondti­tle, which high­lights Chanukah, includes: latkes, a pota­to peeler,Menorahs, Beis HaMik­dash, gifts, can­dles, drei­dels, and music and much more.