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  1. Nothing that happens in the Schneider household is normal!

    What happens when...

    ...Lali decides that the pen of Buma the lamb is in the wrong place?
    ...Gila lets Buma loose on Shabbos morning?
    ...Buma tries to invite herself over for a seudah at the homes of several families in the area?
    ...All the Schneider kids head out on a dizzying chase to find their poor, lost lamb?

    Come along and share in the latest adventures of the Schneiders' 21 children! Learn More

  2. Two towns diverge...see the stories emerge. A former shoplifter is desperate to fix his past. The mitzvah of kibbud av saves a man’s life. An erev Shabbos kabbalah prevents a major disaster.

    Popular author Zev Roth has done it again! In this captivating collection of extraordinary true stories, a rosh yeshivah encounters a famous musician, a raccoon spurs teshuvah, and a con man helps an older single meet her bashert. Intrigued? Treat yourself to a book of powerful tales sprinkled with humor and insight, illuminating your perspective on the world...no matter where you live. Learn More

  3. Take a story with a dilemma, add something new from the parashah, and what do you get? A practical lesson for everyday life, that's what!

    Once Upon a Parashah teaches something new from the Midrash and shows how the weekly parashah is completely relevant to today's day and age. Fifty-four short stories fill out the year with intriguing situations that contain pertinent messages for children, learned from each week's Torah reading.

    Whether you choose to read one story every week or the whole book in one sitting, sit back, relax, and enjoy! Learn More

  4. True Stories of Triumph in the Midst of Turbulence
    As told to  Chaya Sara Ben Shachar

    The rabbis agreed that the time had come for our family to leave China. "It is a clear case of sakanas nefashos."

    I called a travel agent on Friday morning. By Motza'ei Shabbos we were heading to the airport. Suddenly, I slapped my head. "Sara'le," I said. "With all of the rush and craziness I completely forgot to make Havdalah."

    "It's okay, Dovi. There's a Starbucks in the airport and Havdalah can also be made on coffee."

    I smiled.

    Fourteen members of my kehillah were milling about next to the shop entrance. "I’m making Havdalah out loud for you all," I said. "Let's stand together." I opened my siddur, and lifted the cup of steaming coffee. "Hinei Kel yeshuasi.... Behold, Hashem is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid."

    The words seemed to take on new meaning against the backdrop of a virus that was claiming lives and changing the world at an alarming pace. 

    The coronavirus has changed the face of reality for billions around the globe. Within the Jewish community, simchos have been celebrated with less than a minyan in attendance, people’s livelihoods and lives have been altered in unfathomable ways, and levayahs have become far too frequent. 

    World in Lockdown explores the profound effects of a virus that has forced the world to examine and redefine its norms and priorities. In this book, twenty-four people share their stories of triumph and personal strength in the face of adversity. Written in a candid, engaging, and dramatic style, this book will leave readers identifying with the interviewees, laughing and crying with them, and reveling in their successes. Indeed, it is a book that will also leave readers celebrating their own successes in the face of one of recent history’s most trying times.

    Chaya Sara Ben Shachar is the author of over ten popular 
    YA novels and two non-fiction books. Learn More
  5. A flash of inspiration. A razor-sharp explanation of the words of a pasuk. The thrill of a true story shedding light on the meaning of an event from the parshah. Powerful points.

    That's what this book is made up of.

    Amidst the plethora of parshah books on the market today, the Power Points series stands out in a most unique way. These are books that will provide you with beautiful insights to say over at the Shabbos table each week and on each Yom Tovwith minimal time and effort. The beauty of each piece is in its brevity yet clarity.

    Following the success of Power Points, the first book in this series, More Power Points will provide you with a new wellspring of succinct and compelling divrei Torah on the parshah and moadim. Also included in this book is Kuntres Zichron Mordechai, a compilation of longer divrei Torah, all of which stand out in their beauty and relevance to the reader.

    Maximize your Shabbos and Yom Tov table experience in a powerful way with More Power Points.

     

    About the Author

    Rabbi Ephraim Nisenbaum is the director of the Jewish Learning Connection, an adult educational center in Cleveland, OH. He studied at Telshe Yeshiva, Chicago, and also under Rav Shlomo Wolbe zt"l in Israel. Rabbi Nisenbaum also authored The Narrative of Faith HaggadahPowerlines: Essays on the Jewish Holidays; 49 Steps to Greatness; and But I Thought. Learn More

  6. Homeward Bound is a book of Discovery - of Jews returning to their roots and uncovering hidden strengths. With over 80 dramatic stories, it travels alongside individuals as they muster the fortitude to blaze new paths for their lives.

    Among the amazing encounters, we meet:

    Anne, whose new commitment to light Shabbos candles saves her life.

    Marc, the stand-up comic who overcomes tragedy - after reciting Shema

    Beverly, her life altered by the inspiration of a New York Times crossword puzzle

    Rabbi Sachs, and the tale of his miraculous sukkah in Afghanistan

    Be uplifted by the stories' powerful messages and inspired by these accounts of personal growth and courage. Through them, we also get a glimpse at the potential for greatness that lies within each of us.

    Approbations:

    "[this book] will serve to enhance the appreciation of the guidance of the Yad Hashem in our everyday lives, specifically along the journey of teshuvah… In it, Rabbi Gros has collected many examples of how Hashem guides us every step of the way, as well as providing insightful ways to understand this guidance through the eyes of the Torah. It is important to share these stories."

    - HaRav Reuven Feinstein

    "The stories in this book are given over to the reader by the very talented Rabbi Michoel Gros, who's ability to place himself inside every person that he writes about makes the book eminently readable and enjoyable.Th e messages stressed within its pages are strong yet subtle, and are filled with inspiration without losing our interest."

    - Rabbi Nachman Seltzer Learn More

  7. In this magnificent volume, full of deep lessons, penetrating insights, and entertaining stories, readers will be swept away in the pleasure of Torah. In this inspirational volume, readers will whet their appetites for more and more.

    About the Author:

    Rabbi Avrohom Leitner grew up in Manchester, England, and learned for many years in some of the best yeshivos in the UK and Eretz Yisroel. For many years, he has been sending out popular emails on the weekly parsha. Presently, he is marbitz Torah in Eretz Yisroel, where he lives with his wife and family.

    Approbations:

    "This generation has witnessed the publication of many worthwhile collections of Divrei Torah on the parshiyos. This sefer, however, is not just a 'collection,' it is an 'experience.' "

    —Rabbi Yehuda Leib Wittler, Gateshead

    "Interesting, informative, inspiring and entertaining."

    —Rabbi Zev Leff, Moshav Matityahu Learn More

  8. For over a decade, Light Magazine was considered the premiere frum publication for Jewish adults and teens seeking to read a great story. Although a good number of years have passed since the release of the last issue of Light Magazine, the quality writing provided by the periodical has long since remained in the nostalgic corners of countless readers’ minds. Now, for the first time, here is a collection of some of those very stories you read and loved years ago!

    Put your mind and heart to solving Jewish mysteries with Rav Elya Chaim Meisels, the inimitable rabbi of Lodz, in "The Count’s Purse,” "Unexpected Evidence,” "The Telltale Bribes,” and "The Winning Loser”...

    Pray with the anguished mother in "The Benefit and the Doubt”...

    Rejoice with Reb Tzemach when he discovers, upon reaching rock bottom, that there’s "Only One Way to Go”...

    Thrill to the excitement of "Treasure Hunt”...

    ...and enjoy dozens of more delightful stories in this excellent book! Learn More

  9. When it comes to a good story, Rabbi Yosef Weiss is an expert at relating it to perfection. In Visions of Virtue, he presents a brand new collection of true stories, each one amazing, inspiring, and uplifting.

    You’ll read about an unlikely car mechanic who saved the day — or rather, the night — for an askan in need…and about a Hatzolah member who was "accidentally” called instead of a hotel’s front desk — thereby enabling him to save the life of a young boy…and about a miraculous minyan of men who appeared just in time to answer to Kaddish in Birkenau for the sake of an elderly Holocaust survivor.

    There’s nothing like a great story to add spice to your day and to give you food for thought. With Visions of Virtue, you’ll be granting yourself the gift of a beautiful story over and over again! Learn More

  10. Ready to Fly, Stories to Inspire & Make You Soar
    Have you ever read a really good story, one that left you pondering and wanting more, and wondered, "Now how did she come up with that?" Acclaimed writer Batya Ruddell is asked questions like that all the time. In this volume, she provides the answers.

    In this carefully selected compendium of short stories, each intended to provoke and inspire, Batya provides the thought process that was the motivation behind each tale. Read them one at a time or all at once - either way, you'll come away with a newfound appreciation for the power of the pen. Learn More

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