Children
- Bubby Faigy and her special leichter celebrate Shabbos throughout the years. Learn More
- What do matzah bakers do? Let’s spend some time at a matzah bakery and watch how bakers make matzos.
Our Community is a series with authentic photographs, written in question-and-answer format. Children will be fascinated to read about and identify with the helpers found in Jewish communities.
Level M / Grade 2-3 Learn More
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
Welcome to Rav Chaim’s A House Full of TorahHundreds of thousands of Jews from all over the world came to Rav Chaim Kanievsky’s simple home in Bnei Brak. They came for advice and for berachos, and to learn from the man who was totally Torah. In A House Full of Torah, with its engaging, child-friendly stories and delightful illustrations, our children will read about Rav Chaim’s amazing Torah-filled childhood, his love and his knowledge and his desire to help every single Jew.
And most important of all, our children will discover the beauty of a life lived with Torah and chesed.
Age Range: Childrens - 5 - 8 Learn More
We All Work On Our Bitachon.
Now Let Our Children Experience It Too!We all want the best for our children (and, of course, our grandchildren!). What better gift can we give them than to teach them from their earliest years that Hashem loves them, He is there for them, and they can trust Him.
- The Gemara shows us how a simple chesed ... saves a man’s life
- Rainboots and umbrellas ... and a miracle ... teach an unforgettable lesson in bitachon
- A dangerous true-life escape ... and the power of “Ein Od Milvado”
With its engaging stories, fabulous illustrations, and short summaries of the lessons of emunah and bitachon, Living with Bitachon for Children will give children a sturdy foundation of trust in Hashem that will last a lifetime.
Ages 5-8 Learn More
The magical moments of childhood...With the familiar scenarios in this engaging book, you'll have the special opportunity to share some of those moments with your child.Illustrated with charm and written in rhyme, Who’s in the Mirror? offers an opportunity for parents and children to bond, while at the same time enriching the child’s language skills and emotional expression. Learn More
What could be special about a broom?You’ll find out once you see what it can carry! Learn More
“They look dark,” Donny said, peering down one of the tunnels. “Do you think they’ve been here this whole time?” “I don’t know,” said Vivi, “but I sure want to go down one of them!”Eight-and-a-half-year-old twins Donny and Vivi are visiting their grandparents for the summer, and they can’t wait to explore. It doesn’t take long before Vivi stumbles into a secret hole in the wall, leading the twins to a hidden room full of random objects. But the suspense builds when they find the tunnels.
What secrets do the tunnels hold, and where do they lead? Get ready to solve some fishy business in this delightful mystery, the first in the new Tunnel Keepers series by popular author J. S. Wolin.
Level O / Grade 3 Learn More
A real choir? She couldn’t believe it. She just had to join. Everyone thinks it’s super cool that Shira, the new girl in class 5B, sang in a girls’ choir before she moved to Flatbush. Especially Rikki Alter, who has always dreamed of being in a choir.And then comes the announcement: Rikki’s favorite singer is planning to start a choir at her school. Her dream will finally come true. Of course, Rikki and her friends will audition and get in, right?
In The Tryouts, first in a delightful new series by Ariella Lowenstein, the girls navigate friendships, contend with hurtful comments, and deal with disappointment. Join Rikki, Huvie, Shira, and their classmates as they try to sing in perfect harmony. Learn More
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Let’s Be Honest!
The Torah teaches that every day,
We must be honest in every way!We want our children to understand the importance of emes, of telling the truth and acting honestly. Now we can teach them that preeminent value in a highly effective – and fun! -- way.
Let’s Be Honest is a captivating book designed to instill honesty in our little ones. Children ages 4 - 8 will love reading about Shimi, Yitzy, Mimi – and Fish and Parrot! – as they learn the value of telling the truth. Relatable situations, fun-to-read text, and fantastic, kid-friendly illustrations make this book an interactive adventure for children.
From confessing to mistakes to returning lost objects, from keeping a promise to not taking someone’s property without permission – Let’s Be Honest! will spark meaningful conversations and inspire a lifelong commitment to emes.
Let your children embark on a journey of integrity and honesty with this beautifully crafted book! Learn More
