What's Cool Berlin (Vols. 1 and 2)
By David Tabatsky (Syndicate Publishing, 1993
and 1995)
An instant hit among tourists and residents, this
was the first English-language guidebook to
Germany's capital written by someone who
actually lived there. Highly informative but
thoroughly irreverent, Tabatsky’s handbook to
Berlin's future capital sold out both editions and
is no longer in print. “A witty and off-beat guide”
(New York Times); "Very funny und ideal für den
‘Quick Trip’ nach Berlin” (Prinz); “Cool sind
Tabatsky’s dunkler humor” (BZ Kultur).
By David Tabatsky (Syndicate Publishing, 1993
and 1995)
An instant hit among tourists and residents, this
was the first English-language guidebook to
Germany's capital written by someone who
actually lived there. Highly informative but
thoroughly irreverent, Tabatsky’s handbook to
Berlin's future capital sold out both editions and
is no longer in print. “A witty and off-beat guide”
(New York Times); "Very funny und ideal für den
‘Quick Trip’ nach Berlin” (Prinz); “Cool sind
Tabatsky’s dunkler humor” (BZ Kultur).
Dear President Obama: Letters of Hope from Children
Across America
By Bruce Kluger & David Tabatsky; foreword by Linda Ellerbee
(Beckham Publications Group, Inc., 2009)
An inspiring and colorful collection of nearly 200 letters and drawings
to President Barack Obama, from children in every region of the
country—from the 7th Grader in a Manhattan private school, to
students in one of the poorest schools in Nebraska. In their heartfelt
correspondences, these children (ages 4 through 18), do what kids
do best: enunciate their hopes, fears and dreams about the world
they live in, and their boundless excitement about the historic election
that took place during their young lives.
Across America
By Bruce Kluger & David Tabatsky; foreword by Linda Ellerbee
(Beckham Publications Group, Inc., 2009)
An inspiring and colorful collection of nearly 200 letters and drawings
to President Barack Obama, from children in every region of the
country—from the 7th Grader in a Manhattan private school, to
students in one of the poorest schools in Nebraska. In their heartfelt
correspondences, these children (ages 4 through 18), do what kids
do best: enunciate their hopes, fears and dreams about the world
they live in, and their boundless excitement about the historic election
that took place during their young lives.
The Right Words at the Right Time Volume 2: Your Turn!
By Marlo Thomas & (New) Friends
David Tabatsky, Consulting Editor
(Atria, 2006)
In this follow-up to Marlo Thomas's 2002 bestseller, The Right Words
at the Right Time, 101 contributors—selected from among thousands
in a nationwide search—tell riveting stories about the words that
changed their lives forever.
By Marlo Thomas & (New) Friends
David Tabatsky, Consulting Editor
(Atria, 2006)
In this follow-up to Marlo Thomas's 2002 bestseller, The Right Words
at the Right Time, 101 contributors—selected from among thousands
in a nationwide search—tell riveting stories about the words that
changed their lives forever.
The Boy Behind the Door: How Salomon Kool Escaped
the Nazis
A Young Adult Book Inspired by a True Story
By Sanford L. Batkin with David Tabatsky
On May 5, 1940, just a day before Solomon Kool's Bar Mitzvah, the
Germans invaded the Netherlands, forever altering the lives of Sal
and his family. Ultimately separated from his parents and siblings, Sal
begins a long and emotional journey of survival, in which he learns
about the importance of hope, friendship and faith. Written for a
young adult audience, this startling true tale is based on Kool's
personal account of the saga, and told here for the first time.
the Nazis
A Young Adult Book Inspired by a True Story
By Sanford L. Batkin with David Tabatsky
On May 5, 1940, just a day before Solomon Kool's Bar Mitzvah, the
Germans invaded the Netherlands, forever altering the lives of Sal
and his family. Ultimately separated from his parents and siblings, Sal
begins a long and emotional journey of survival, in which he learns
about the importance of hope, friendship and faith. Written for a
young adult audience, this startling true tale is based on Kool's
personal account of the saga, and told here for the first time.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Cancer Book: 101 Stories
of Courage, Support & Love
By Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen & David Tabatsky
Includes the inspirational memoir, It's Just a Word, by Elizabeth Bayer
(Chicken Soup for the Soul Publishing, 2009)
This loving and inspirational collection of intimate stories—by cancer
patients and their loved ones, medical professionals, clergy and
friends—is a must-read for anyone affected by cancer. Writers share
their experiences, from their first diagnoses, to breaking the news to
loved ones, to living through an ever-changing self-image and
discovering a new spirituality. Includes a bonus book: an uplifting and
candid memoir by cancer patient Elizabeth Bayer.
of Courage, Support & Love
By Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen & David Tabatsky
Includes the inspirational memoir, It's Just a Word, by Elizabeth Bayer
(Chicken Soup for the Soul Publishing, 2009)
This loving and inspirational collection of intimate stories—by cancer
patients and their loved ones, medical professionals, clergy and
friends—is a must-read for anyone affected by cancer. Writers share
their experiences, from their first diagnoses, to breaking the news to
loved ones, to living through an ever-changing self-image and
discovering a new spirituality. Includes a bonus book: an uplifting and
candid memoir by cancer patient Elizabeth Bayer.
The Intelligent Divorce: Because Your Kids Come First
(Volume One: Taking Care of Your Children)
By Mark B. Banschick, MD and David Tabatsky
Like it or not, divorce is often unavoidable. But it doesn't have to
destroy relationships between ex-spouses, nor among parents and
their children. The Intelligent Divorce is a groundbreaking blueprint
for negotiating the complicated and sometimes unbearable landscape
of spousal dissolution with grace, compassion, and wisdom.
Developed over the course of a decade and based on hundreds of
case studies, The Intelligent Divorce teaches healthy and effective
communication strategies intended to ensure personal integrity while
committing parents to protecting the innocence of their children.
(Volume One: Taking Care of Your Children)
By Mark B. Banschick, MD and David Tabatsky
Like it or not, divorce is often unavoidable. But it doesn't have to
destroy relationships between ex-spouses, nor among parents and
their children. The Intelligent Divorce is a groundbreaking blueprint
for negotiating the complicated and sometimes unbearable landscape
of spousal dissolution with grace, compassion, and wisdom.
Developed over the course of a decade and based on hundreds of
case studies, The Intelligent Divorce teaches healthy and effective
communication strategies intended to ensure personal integrity while
committing parents to protecting the innocence of their children.
The Intelligent Divorce: Because Your Kids Come First
(Volume Two: Taking Care of Yourself)
By Mark B. Banschick, MD and David Tabatsky
In this second book of his acclaimed Intelligent Divorce series, author
Mark Banschick explains how the greatest asset your kids have is
yourself. Despite the inevitable power struggles you may have with
your ex, says Banschick, the key is stay healthy, centered and
focused on your children's well-being. After all, your children want to
see their mom and dad happy, positive, and communicating
effectively with each other. And if you're raising your children alone,
this book, along with Book One, will help you become a positive role
model for your kids.
(Volume Two: Taking Care of Yourself)
By Mark B. Banschick, MD and David Tabatsky
In this second book of his acclaimed Intelligent Divorce series, author
Mark Banschick explains how the greatest asset your kids have is
yourself. Despite the inevitable power struggles you may have with
your ex, says Banschick, the key is stay healthy, centered and
focused on your children's well-being. After all, your children want to
see their mom and dad happy, positive, and communicating
effectively with each other. And if you're raising your children alone,
this book, along with Book One, will help you become a positive role
model for your kids.
Under the Yarmulke: Tales of Faith, Fun and Football
By Rabbi Solomon Schiff
Foreword by Rabbi Shmuley Boteach
Edited by David Tabatsky
He was born amid the tenements of Brooklyn, grew up in the shadow
of the Holocaust and, in 1954, stepped onto his first pulpit in
Dubuque, Iowa—where a congregant remarked with a grin, “Rabbi,
we didn’t know what sin was until you came to town.” From that day
forward—and throughout the course of his distinguished 63-year
career—Rabbi Solomon Schiff has continued to touch hearts, enrich
minds and always provoke laughter. In this long-awaited memoir, Sol
Schiff recaptures his remarkable journey from local cantor in a Bronx
Synagogue to internationally recognized rabbi, whose devotion to
community service and interfaith relations has made him a beacon of
inspiration for millions of all faiths.
By Rabbi Solomon Schiff
Foreword by Rabbi Shmuley Boteach
Edited by David Tabatsky
He was born amid the tenements of Brooklyn, grew up in the shadow
of the Holocaust and, in 1954, stepped onto his first pulpit in
Dubuque, Iowa—where a congregant remarked with a grin, “Rabbi,
we didn’t know what sin was until you came to town.” From that day
forward—and throughout the course of his distinguished 63-year
career—Rabbi Solomon Schiff has continued to touch hearts, enrich
minds and always provoke laughter. In this long-awaited memoir, Sol
Schiff recaptures his remarkable journey from local cantor in a Bronx
Synagogue to internationally recognized rabbi, whose devotion to
community service and interfaith relations has made him a beacon of
inspiration for millions of all faiths.
The Wright Choice: Your Family's Prescription For
Healthy Eating, Modern Fitness and Saving Money
By Randy Wright, M.D. and David Tabatsky
Americans know they should be healthy, but making health a priority
often falls last on the to-do list for today’s average family. In The
Wright Choice: Your Family's Prescription For Healthy Eating,
Modern Fitness and Saving Money, nationally recognized neurologist
and medical director Dr. Randy Wright, and David Tabatsky, co-
author of Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Cancer Book, have created
an easy-to-understand guide to living longer and healthier lives for
today’s on-the-go family. This comprehensive tell-all health manual
addresses everything from financial gains of staying fit, to the
confusion about fats, good fats and trans fats, to the truth about
Twinkies. A one-stop shop for overall good health.
Healthy Eating, Modern Fitness and Saving Money
By Randy Wright, M.D. and David Tabatsky
Americans know they should be healthy, but making health a priority
often falls last on the to-do list for today’s average family. In The
Wright Choice: Your Family's Prescription For Healthy Eating,
Modern Fitness and Saving Money, nationally recognized neurologist
and medical director Dr. Randy Wright, and David Tabatsky, co-
author of Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Cancer Book, have created
an easy-to-understand guide to living longer and healthier lives for
today’s on-the-go family. This comprehensive tell-all health manual
addresses everything from financial gains of staying fit, to the
confusion about fats, good fats and trans fats, to the truth about
Twinkies. A one-stop shop for overall good health.
Slipping Reality
By Emily Beaver
Edited by David Tabatsky
In a time of hardship and heartbreak, sometimes reality isn't enough.
Slipping Reality is the story of 14-year-old Katelyn Emerson, who,
when faced with the glaring truth of her brother's illness, rebels by
slipping away into the depths of her imagination. There she finds the
kind of support and comfort she feels she deserves—and she does
not have to feel so alone. And yet, as Katelyn's grasp on reality begins
to unravel, so too does a girl who grew up too fast and fell apart too
soon. Emily Beaver's debut novel is a coming-of-age story that
explores the trials of young grief, and growth where it's least expected.
By Emily Beaver
Edited by David Tabatsky
In a time of hardship and heartbreak, sometimes reality isn't enough.
Slipping Reality is the story of 14-year-old Katelyn Emerson, who,
when faced with the glaring truth of her brother's illness, rebels by
slipping away into the depths of her imagination. There she finds the
kind of support and comfort she feels she deserves—and she does
not have to feel so alone. And yet, as Katelyn's grasp on reality begins
to unravel, so too does a girl who grew up too fast and fell apart too
soon. Emily Beaver's debut novel is a coming-of-age story that
explores the trials of young grief, and growth where it's least expected.
