Jacqueline Jules Books

The narrative unfolds through a collection of poems that capture the experiences of young people affected by the events of September 11, 2001, in Arlington and the Pentagon. Jacqueline Jules, a former school librarian in the area, weaves together stories that reflect the diverse perspectives of her students and community members, creating a poignant tapestry of personal and collective memories from that fateful day.

Reuven's literal interpretation of a biblical verse leads to an extraordinary friendship with a giant, talking fish adorned with golden scales. Their joyful days are disrupted when villagers, each with their own needs, seek the fish's riches. As the fish generously shares his gold, he begins to weaken from the strain. The story explores themes of friendship, generosity, and the consequences of selflessness, challenging Reuven to confront the villagers and protect his beloved companion.

Told in verse, fourth grader Trudie Hamburger feels out of place in 1962 America due to her immigrant father and Jewish identity, until a new classmate and an accident help her embrace her differences.

The story follows a young shepherd named Moses as he faces a dilemma when a small lamb strays from its flock. Torn between pursuing the lamb or allowing it to survive alone, Moses ultimately chooses to chase after her. Unbeknownst to him, this act of compassion reveals his potential as a leader, with God observing his decision as a sign that he will one day care for the Jewish people during their exodus from Egypt.

"A pair of siblings must contend with an invisible goblin as they prepare for Shabbat"--

When a storm causes a neighborhood blackout, Sofia and her father come up with a plan for the perfect family night without electricity.

Mr. Vaslov is building a drone to help him take care of Starwood Park--but that's Freddie's job! And when Freddie finds out his mom has a new boyfriend, he's worried about their relationship too. How can his Zapato Power help with all this change?

Freddie is trying to make his first invention! But he gets frustrated when his first attempt fails. As Freddie zooms around Starwood Park to feel better, he notices holes in the doors and fence. Who is responsible for making the holes? Freddie wants to find the culprit, but when he gets injured and can't use his Zapato Power, who will look after Starwood Park?

After Freddie and Mr. Vaslov see a meteor fall, Freddie tries to find a meteorite for Mr. Vaslov's birthday and while searching, Freddie and Amy also decide to see if the old school garden can be restored

Sofia embarks on a heartfelt mission to create a family time capsule, gathering cherished photos and items from her loved ones. Abuela adds a personal touch by writing letters to each grandchild, set to be opened in 15 years. The story explores themes of family connection and anticipation, as Sofia grapples with the challenge of waiting to uncover the contents of Abuela's letter. The book features a bilingual English/Spanish glossary and vibrant illustrations, enhancing the reading experience.