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  1. When a loved one passes away, it is a time of darkness and mourning for those left behind.

    Presented from the authentic Torah viewpoint and filled with chizuk and emunahWhen You’ve Lost a Loved One will bring light and hope to those feeling bereft and lost in a world forever altered. In his soft and uplifting style, Rabbi Keilson transforms the year of aveilus to one of healing and comfort—for aveilus is very real, but so is nechamah. And there is room for both.

    “I rejoiced when they told me that your precious sefer…to strengthen broken hearts with emunah, is about to come out.”

    Rav Yitzchok Kolodetsky

    “Harav Dov Keilson has taken upon himself to strengthen and give solace to people who have experienced sadness in their lives…the broken hearts of Klal Yisrael will gain great chizuk from this sefer.”

    Rav Yaakov Bender

    About the Author:

    Rabbi Dov Keilson resides with his family in Far Rockaway, New York, and serves as the mashgiach ruchani of Mesivta Chaim Shlomo/Yeshiva Darchei Torah for the past twenty-two years. He counsels talmidim throughout the day and gives mussar vaadim at night. He is the author of three books prior to this one and gives classes to young men in preparation for marriage as well. He is sought after for his guidance and advice, which is given over with warmth and heart. Learn More

  2. Bubby Faigy and her special leichter celebrate Shabbos throughout the years. Learn More
  3. It’s a beautiful day for a picnic in the park!

    As Yael gets ready to enjoy the delicious food, Mommy reminds her to make a brachah. “But why?” asks Yael. Join Yael as she discovers why making brachos is so important!

    Yael is a Lite Girl, and you can be one, too!

    The Lite Girl Series -- love ... inspire ... teach ... encourage Learn More

  4. My name is Mendy, and I am nine years old. I live in Australia, in the city of Melbourne. At the park in my neighborhood, you might bump into a kangaroo, and near my house you can visit a pink lake! We celebrate Chanukah during the summer and enjoy a wintery Shavuos. I love attending the summer camp run by my parents, and communicating with my classmates using my special computer board.

    Mendy of Australia is the eleventh book in the Young Lamplighters series. These books allow young readers to peek into the lives of boys and girls from all around the globe. They meet children who, together with their parents, are trying to help Jews learn more about their heritage. Via these first-person accounts, readers can visit the most fascinating places. They will be drawn into these children’s lives and they will learn all about the cities and the countries in which they live.

    Fascinating facts and interesting descriptions alongside authentic professional photographs are included throughout the book. These stories broaden horizons while demonstrating the art of giving and caring for others, as well as a love for fellow Jews.

    Come accompany Mendy to Melbourne, Australia. Get a glimpse of the role he happily fulfills as a busy young outreach worker. Learn More

  5. Questions and answers about the laws of milk and meat and related topics.

    From the authors of the popular Guidelines series, this concise book contains everything you need to know about the laws of milk and meat. Learn More

  6. Who’s stealing all the prizes? The Super Sleuth Trio is back! Eleven-year-old Avi Cohen and his friends are the best detectives in the county, and they’re up for a challenge…however large or small.

    When little Shimmy’s number one rebbe card goes missing, the boys find themselves knee-deep in a perplexing new mystery. Every day another kid’s favorite prize is stolen by an unknown thief who leaves strange clues behind. Can Avi, Yitz, and Yaakov find the improbable culprit?

    Join the Super Sleuth Trio in this entertaining story as they follow the clues…and discover some lasting lessons about effort and results.

    Level S / Grade 4-5 Learn More

  7. Imagine raising $50,000 for a new Torah. Or climbing to the roof to rescue your little brother. Or having your bar mitzvah canceled.

    Shimmy found a wallet full of cash. Is he allowed to keep it? Reuven accidentally ruined his brother’s keyboard. Now what should he do? Eli fell asleep on the city bus. How will he get back home?

    Whether it’s about moving to another state or saving a classmate’s life, overcoming fears or learning responsibility, each story in this captivating book will hit home. Read about kids who struggle to do what’s right even when it’s hard, and about the good feeling that comes with making the right choice.

    Join the brave, caring, and fun-loving kids in Rachel Stein’s newest collection. You’ll be glad you did.

    Level W / Grade 5-6 Learn More

  8. Get ready for a story like no other ...

    As summer camp unfolds and a new school year begins, shy and quiet Mimi finds herself facing unexpected challenges and thrilling adventures.

    From a crisis shaking up her camp to a G.O. election that puts friendships to the test, Mimi is overwhelmed. She’s always been able to navigate tricky situations, but this time around, she may have gotten in over her head ... Learn More

  9. Level V / Grade 5-6

    There’s a new kid in town…

    Yochanan Bear, better known as Nonny, is a spunky eleven-year-old who’s smart, funny, and friendly…Oh, and he has cerebral palsy.

    With his cool motorized wheelchair and his overeager helper Gavriel Farber at his side, he can do pretty much anything he sets his mind to. Even if it sometimes involves coping with a flat tire or putting a bully in his place.

    Whether Nonny is joining a marathon, trying out at a singing competition, or catching a thief, there are plenty of laughs to go around in this fantastic book by award-winning author Yael Mermelstein. Learn More

  10. The Impossible Project
    Level Y / Grade 6-7

    “This project is awful,” Hindy said. “But why?” Rina asked. “More work is just your cup of tea.” “You wouldn’t get it.” Rina looked at Hindy’s sad expression. “Try me.”

    Rina Hirschman loves gymnastics, art, and piano. Basically, anything creative is just up her alley. School? Not so much. It’s a good thing brainy Hindy Adler is her best friend and study partner.

    Hindy is always in style and looks just right, but she has her own worries. Her fantastic grandparents come to every birthday party and school production, but how embarrassing that they’re not frum!

    It all comes to a head when their principal introduces the special Finding Her Footpath project. How on earth will Rina add more homework to her already overwhelming schedule? And how in the world will Hindy find a role model ancestor when hers weren’t frum? It’s an impossible project! Enter Rina and Hindy’s world in this compelling novel by Devorah Talia Gordon, as they each find their own way to make the impossible possible. Learn More

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