Juvenile Books
The ultimate Parsha book for kids! By famous children's storyteller, Rabbi Juravel, author of A Journey with Rabbi Juravel, vol. 1-3. Superb layout and illustrations. A comprehensive education on the entire parsha; this is a tremendous learning tool that will keep children absorbed for hours on end!
The King only wants the very best for his son, and for that reason, sends him to a faraway land. It's one of the Baal Shem Tov's most insightful parables, and it gets "the royal treatment" in The Prince Who Forgot, an enchanting tale with marvelous illustrations, and an amazing insight into life that will empower and inspire readers of all ages. Plus: It all relates back to the glory of the shofar - perfect for Rosh Hashanah.
Based on stories handed down from the past, The Rabbi and the Painter tells of the unique relationship between the 16th Century Rabbi Judah Areyeh di Modena and the Venetian painter Tintoretto. Modena's interests extended far beyond the typical confines of the ghetto's synagogue life to the secular world around him, while Tintoretto breaks all the artistic rules of the Renaissance with his mannerist painting style. In The Rabbi and the Painter we are transported to a place where cultures mixed to create a breathtaking masterpiece. Jennifer Kirkham's colorful illustrations bring Renaissance Venice to life. At the same time, the expressive texture evokes those brush strokes of Tintoretto's own masterpieces.
Rabbi Noach Muroff needed a comfortable desk where he could study. When he bought a used desk and took it home, he discovered a surprise hidden inside... something that belonged to the previous owner. Rabbi Muroff knew exactly what he must do next. Do you? This contemporary story, taken straight from real life events, highlights the value of honesty and doing what is right. Children will enjoy the suspense of the tale, the adorable illustrations, and the lovely message.
THE all-time classic picture book, from generation to generation, sold somewhere in the world every 30 seconds! A sturdy and beautiful book to give as a gift for new babies, baby showers, birthdays, and other new beginnings!
Eric Carle's popular children's book The Very Hungry Caterpilar in Hebrew!
What was life like during colonial times?
The first Jewish settlers in colonial America arrived in 1654. They came by ship in search of religious freedom. By 1776, there were 2,500 Jews living there. In this engrossing book, children will learn about the daily life of Jews during the colonial times—the homes they lived in, the foods they ate, the work they did, the schools they went to, and the games they played.
Jewish Life in America during Colonial Times is part of The Way It Was, a series of fascinating books about everyday Jewish life in American history.
Each volume includes authentic photos and eyewitness accounts, as well as engaging text and design.
The name of Hashem was inadvertently included in one of the illustrations in this book. Please treat the book with proper respect.
What was life like during the Civil War?
From 1861 to 1865 the United States was at war—against itself—as the North fought against the South. The war affected all Americans, including Jewish soldiers and their families. Their lives would never be the same again. In this engrossing book, children will learn about the daily life of Jews during the Civil War—the homes they lived in, the foods they ate, the work they did, the schools they went to, and the games they played.
Jewish Life in America during the Civil War is part of The Way It Was, a series of fascinating books about everyday Jewish life in American history.
Each volume includes authentic photos and eyewitness accounts, as well as engaging text and design.
What was life like during the Great Depression?
The 1930s were a difficult time for everyone. The stock market crashed, banks closed, and many people lost their money, their jobs, and their homes. In this engrossing book, children will learn about the daily life of Jewish families during this time—the homes they lived in, the foods they ate, the schools they went to, the work they did, and the games they played.
Jewish Life in America during the Great Depression is part of The Way It Was, a series of fascinating books about everyday Jewish life in American history.
Each volume includes authentic photos and eyewitness accounts, as well as engaging text and design.
What was life like in the Old West?
In the mid to late 1800s, thousands of people went out West to search for gold and seek their fortunes. Many Jews traveled by covered wagon or train to try and make a better life for themselves and their families. In this engrossing book, children will learn about the daily life of Jews in the Old West—the homes they lived in, the foods they ate, the work they did, the schools they went to, and the games they played.
Jewish Life in America in the Old West is part of The Way It Was, a series of fascinating books about everyday Jewish life in American history.
Each volume includes authentic photos and eyewitness accounts, as well as engaging text and design.
The Weekly Parashah Jaffa Family Edition Slipcase Set Hardcover
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The Weekly Parashah – Sefer Bamidbar- Jaffa Family Edition
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A Unique Way to Instill a Love of Torah into our Children! This unique narrative retelling of the Chumash is designed to engage readers ages 8 and up, and to connect them in a deep and meaningful way to the Torah. Written by an educator with decades of experience, it will instill in the heart of young people a love for Torah and a commitment to Jewish tradition and values. Based on the Chumash text, classic commentators, and the Midrash, The Weekly Parashah features age-appropriate text and graphics, gorgeous illustrations, and dozens of short sidebars that enhance the reading experience. A special section in the back lists the hundreds of sources, making it a fantastic resource for parents and educators.
The Weekly Parashah – Sefer Shemos - Jaffa Family Edition
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This unique narrative retelling of the Chumash is designed to engage readers ages 8 and up, and to connect them in a deep and meaningful way to the Torah. Written by an educator with decades of experience, it will instill in the heart of young people a love for Torah and a commitment to Jewish tradition and values. Based on the Chumash text, classic commentators, and the Midrash, The Weekly Parashah features age-appropriate text and graphics, gorgeous illustrations, and dozens of short sidebars that enhance the reading experience. A special section in the back lists the hundreds of sources, making it a fantastic resource for parents and educators. In addition to a full narrative of the parashah, The Weekly Parashah includes: -Parashah Pointers: A quick review of what's in the parashah -Fascinating Facts: All kinds of really interesting facts Questions Anyone? : -Thought-provoking questions and satisfying answers -Torah in our Lives: Connecting the Torah's teachings to our children's lives -Who's Who in the Parashah: A fascinating look at some of the people in the Torah.
The Weekly Parsha Haggadah- Jaffa Family Edition
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THE MOST AMAZING SEDER EVER!
This unique haggadah was designed to keep children, ages 8 and up, engaged, excited, and involved, from the first moments of the Seder to the last.
The Weekly Parashah Series Haggadah includes:
The entire Haggadah text, in Hebrew and in readable, understandable English.
A kid-friendly commentary that brings the Haggadah to life.
“Say it at the Seder” -- Unusual and fun explanations of the Haggadah for children to share with everyone at the Seder.
Fascinating Facts -- All kinds of interesting stuff about the Seder and Yetzias Mitzrayim.
Questions Anyone? -- Mah Nishtanah has four questions. Here are a lot more!
The Haggadah in our Lives -- Life lessons young readers can really use!
Who’s Who in the Haggadah -- A fascinating look at some of the people in the Haggadah.
...AND FANTASTIC ILLUSTRATIONS!
In the first volume of Titanic, we read the incredible story of Moshe, the simple village boy who made it big, strayed far from the path of Torah, and then made a complete turnaround on board the Titanic. But the background to that story is even more remarkable! Here, in Titanic 2, the intricate weave of the strands of astonishing hashgachah pratis reveals the full story of Moshe's past - of a family flung apart in tragedy, yet attached in unforeseen ways, overcoming adversity and impossible odds to become leaders in avodas Hashem. Read on and discover the secret of the amazing interwoven backstory of the unsinkable Wallas family!
TITANIC 3 is the third volume in the series that weaves together the story of the Titanic, the legendary unsinkable ship, with the tale of Moshe, a poor village boy who moves to the big city and gets swept up by his dizzying financial success.
In this volume you'll read about the Russian Secret Police's search for a valuable test tube that appears to have been lost at sea along with the Titanic, and about the lawsuit that one Mr. Ellis Rhodes serves against Rav Moshe Wallas's yeshivah. Does the secret test tube in Moshe's possession hold the key to keeping everything afloat?
FIND OUT IN TITANIC 3!
TITANIC 5 is the fifth volume in the series that weaves together the story of the Titanic, the legendary “unsinkable” ship, with the tale of Moshe, a poor village boy who moves to the big city and gets swept up by his dizzying financial success.
In this volume, Rav Moshe Wallis has relocated to the shores of America. He is saved from a vengeful villain and then tries to transplant his yeshivah and family to the shores of British-controlled Eretz Yisrael. Will they get in? How does incredible hashgachah pratis right the wrongs of the distant past? Follow the guiding hand of Hashem in Titanic 5!
Who in the Torah found the opposite of his name? Where in the Torah is ice referred to? Where in parshas Beshalach are there five words in a row that begin with the same letter? These are some of the innovative questions and riddles that were the hallmark of Rabbi Moshe Atik a"h. For over fifty years Rabbi Atik used his extensive knowledge of Tanach to motivate his students to learn and to love Torah. Questions of this style, based solely on the simple text, succeeded to challenge and inspire them to develop a comprehensive knowledge of Torah. Now for the first time this compilation of his classic questions as well as hundreds of others like them will entice, excite and delight readers of all ages, and be a valuable resource for teachers and those who wish to liven up the Shabbas table.
A simple retelling of the Old Testament story of Noah, who followed God's orders to build a great ark and to save two of each kind of animal in preparation for the coming great flood.
The Tower of Babel is a small but powerful story about people who shared a language and city and how they were dispersed throughout the world with separate languages and cultures. Readers of all ages will enjoy the language and beauty of the Hebrew Bible. The Tower of Babel features full-color reproductions of silk paintings and includes a word-for-word translation, glossary and transliteration.
The Comic!
Based on a story by Rabbi Marcus Lehmann
Dear Children,
You're invited to join us for an exciting adventure that is full of twists and turns.
Follow in the footsteps of the young genius, Reb Avraham from Vilna, Lithuania.
Together we will accompany him as he faces difficult tests, hold our breath as he stumbles, and ultimately share in the happy ending.
This comic was adapted from a thrilling a nd inspiring novel penned by one of the Jewish world's earliest and most beloved authors Rabbi Marcus Lehmann zt"l.
by M. Safra
For Jewish pre-schoolers, two basic building-blocks of learning are the Hebrew alphabet and the concept of a mitzvah (commandment), and both come together to great effect in the enchanting text We Can Do Mitzvos From Aleph to Tav.
Every colorful page introduces a new letter, bright and bold, along with a mitzvah which begins with that letter – be it visiting the sick, acts of kindness, having manners, keeping clean, hosting guests, giving charity, and more.
Endearing, evocative illustrations combine with simple text to offer youngsters a lively introduction – not only to the Hebrew alphabet – but to a rich array of noble, uplifting concepts that show children what Jewish living is all about.
A Unique Way to Instill a Love of Torah into our Children! This unique narrative retelling of the Chumash is designed to engage readers ages 8 and up, and to connect them in a deep and meaningful way to the Torah. Written by an educator with decades of experience, it will instill in the heart of young people a love for Torah and a commitment to Jewish tradition and values. Based on the Chumash text, classic commentators, and the Midrash, The Weekly Parashah features age-appropriate text and graphics, gorgeous illustrations, and dozens of short sidebars that enhance the reading experience. A special section in the back lists the hundreds of sources, making it a fantastic resource for parents and educators. In addition to a full narrative of the parashah, The Weekly Parashah includes: -Parashah Pointers: A quick review of what's in the parashah -Fascinating Facts: All kinds of really interesting facts Questions Anyone? : -Thought-provoking questions and satisfying answers -Torah in our Lives: Connecting the Torah's teachings to our children's lives -Who's Who in the Parashah: A fascinating look at some of the people in the Torah
A Unique Way to Instill a Love of Torah into our Children! This unique narrative retelling of the Chumash is designed to engage readers ages 8 and up, and to connect them in a deep and meaningful way to the Torah. Written by an educator with decades of experience, it will instill in the heart of young people a love for Torah and a commitment to Jewish tradition and values. Based on the Chumash text, classic commentators, and the Midrash, The Weekly Parashah features age-appropriate text and graphics, gorgeous illustrations, and dozens of short sidebars that enhance the reading experience. A special section in the back lists the hundreds of sources, making it a fantastic resource for parents and educators. In addition to a full narrative of the parashah, The Weekly Parashah includes: Maaseh Avos: What happened to the Avos is a sign of what will happen to us! Fascinating Facts: Interesting information related to the parashah. Torah in our Lives: The Torah shows us how to live. Questions, Anyone? We all have questions. Here are some of the answers. Who's Who in the Torah: A fascinating look at some of the people in the Torah.
A fun way for toddlers to learn vocabulary!
Teach your toddler about the kitchen with this bright and colorful word-and-picture book! Children will learn basic vocabulary while becoming familiar with the objects and concepts that are unique to this important place in the Jewish home.
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Teach your toddler about Chanukah with this bright and colorful word-and-picture book! Children will learn basic vocabulary while becoming familiar with the objects and concepts that are unique to this special time of year.