That's Me, Tzviki Green

Ive read most of Mr. Walders books. All of them are beautiful! Ihave to say that this book is one of the best I've ever read. It is well written and expresses so much that anyone can learn from. I think he should write a sequel called "That's You, Tzviki Blue!"

i think this book is a great book, with incredible torah values.

...And what is that gift? His tremendous talent for writing. Although his other books are not fiction and are written and by children and rewritten by the author, this is his very first and only fiction book.I loved That's Me,Tzviki Green ! so much I nearly cried over it.It is a warm,emotional,action-packed and phenomenal book which I love to read over and over again.His wonderful bestsellers include all eight of his books: KIDS SPEAK , MORE KIDS SPEAK , KIDS SPEAK 3, KIDS SPEAK 4 (brandnew) , OUR HEROES, LISTEN TO THE SOUL!, SUBJECT TO CHANGE... and, of course,this novel.I recommend it to anyone of all ages, because I know you'll love it.It's a book made to love.Chaim Walder,you're a genius!

As a children's librarian I read many books for kids, and usually enjoy them all. However, some books stand out as exceptional, and "That's Me, Tzviki Green!" is one of them. I think this book should have a sign on it stating: "Not for Kids Only. Parents, Please Read!" If you or your children have not read Walder's other books, the "Kids Speak" series, you are missing a wonderful opportunity to understand how children really feel. The essays in the books are based on actual letters from real kids about their problems and experiences. Although "That's Me, Tzviki Green!" is a novel, the reader has the same feelings as when reading about the children in the "Kids Speak" books. Chaim Walder seems to get inside of the character so that the reader feels what he does. Tzviki may have unusual experiences that are far from what your own child may have experienced, but his feelings are on track. Any child who has had to move during the school year will identify with Tzviki as he struggles to fit in with his new environment. How Tzviki deals with the many challenges in his life is something anyone can identify with, and learn from. Chaim Walder is a gifted writer, and I think his insights into children's emotions are especially important in today's hectic, fast-paced world where parents don't always make the time to listen to their children's feelings.