Do you have something you’re really bad at? I do, so I’ll go first. I’m lousy at self-promotion. Not just bad. Lousy. Especially in person. I have been at people’s houses, shown them the parsha book that I wrote, and then, when they ask me where they can buy one, I say something like, “oh, it’s probably not right for you.” Or, “you don’t want to buy it.” Literally, I have said that. More than once. I’m like the ANTI self-promotion force. I am my own worst critic. But it’s that time on the Jewish calendar (note to self: buy new calendars!) when we head out – or head online – to buy kids’ books for the upcoming fall yamim tovim. Whether they’re for our own children, other people’s children, or just to hand out randomly to children we meet on the subway (hey, a struggling author can hope, right?). We’re all in the mood for books that make Judaism fun, colourful and appealing. So I’m going to take a break to blow my own horn, briefly, and let you know that with the fall