How To Think Like Frank Lloyd Wright

“Do you keep gawking at the many photos and drawings, or dig in and do the many imagining, drawing and coloring exercises suggested?” — from Milwaukee Journal Sentinel about inspiring activity/art history book How to Think Like Frank Lloyd Wright, for ages 10 and up.

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Puberty—and Shouldn’t be Googling: For Curious Boys

• Full of frank confessions, abundant humor, nonjudgmental advice—plus cool, graphic-novel-style  illustrations throughout, this best-seller is a “puberty page-turner.” (Prevention Magazine)

• “Talks about toxic masculinity, feminism and being gay among a lot of other great topics—really diverse images also,” tweets @BlackDigitalHum.
• “Answered ALL the questions my son had” (4-star Amazon review).

PBS KIDS Look and Learn

Nature Detective

• “Who better to help young explorers become Nature Detectives than PBS Kids?” The latest PBS KIDS Look and Learn kit, Nature Detective, won a Parents' Choice Award.
• “It's important that kids, grownups and supposed grownups get outside and do something wild—like looking at a bird,” — The Albert Lea Tribune,
• At the top of American Scientist's Science Book Gift Guide
• Parents' Choice Award winner

My First Book of Feminism (for boys)

• “This board book challenges stereotypes early with rhymes and drawings that address grown-up issues like equal pay, consent and domestic labor with toddler-level directness.” — The New York Times
• “Use this book to start having conversations about feminism with your sons and daughters!” —Hello Wonderful
• “This little board book packs a punch!” — No Time for Flashcards
• “Filled with teachable moments and memorable rhymes.” — New Jersey Family
• “Believe me, there is nothing else on the market like this today. For all the budding young male feminists out there.” — School Library Journal
• Selected as one of Good Housekeeping’s Gender Stereotype-Busting Clothes, Books, and Toys for Boys
• Selected as one of The Children's Book Review's Best Board Books of the year
• Selected as one of TinyBeans' Best Kids Books of the year

Baby’s First Eames

• “A no-brainer for those who want their children brought up on Frank Lloyd Wright rather than Thomas the Tank” — Plain Magazine
• House Beautiful (U.K.)’s review
• dwell’s list for rockstar new parents
• Young Architect’s “15 Architect Books for Babies” list
• Architect Magazine's “Essential Reading”
• This hip A-to-Z board book is also featured in Vogue (Germany) and on Curbed and the Dallas Morning News.
• Author Julie Merberg's Q&A on apartment therapy

My First Jewish Baby Book

• A must-have for any Jewish baby's nursery
• “Prepare to read My First Jewish Baby Book over and over,” — The New York Jewish Week
• “A very cute and funny board book about Jewish culture.” — Book Riot
• “A great introduction to some of the most important and fun aspects of Jewish religion and culture.”— Mother magazine
• “It's a great little gift book for parents and grandparents eager to share more with their kids.” —The Chuckanut Reader
• “This board book is a cute first alphabet book for baby.” — The Jewish Journal
• “The colorful, graphic art throughout makes this a winning combination of content and visuals.” —Imagination Soup
• “Merberg and Feiner make a good team; their collaboration will be a delight not only for the baby in your family, but for you, the lucky adult who will get to read it aloud over and over, while baby sits on your lap.” —San Diego Jewish World
• Selected as one of  The Children's Book Review's Best Jewish Books for Kids
• Selected as one of Cool Mom Picks’s 12 Fantastic Hanukkah Gifts for Kids that are Cool, Not Corny