Books

Discover why a day whose origins are shrouded in mystery has become one of the most joyous days on the Jewish calendar. In Lag Baomer: The Fire and the Soul, Rav Daniel Glatstein reveals the inner meaning of this hallowed day and why it has gained almost supernatural momentum in our times.

Rav and Mara D’asra of Kehilas Tiferes Mordechai and founder of Machon Maggid Harakiah in Cedarhurst, New York, Rav Daniel Glatstein is one of the contemporary Jewish world’s most popular speakers and respected Marbitzei Torah. His more than 10,000 recorded shiurim have garnered literally millions of views on TorahAnytime, his own site, Rabbidg.com, and numerous other platforms.

Enter the world of Rebbi Shimon bar Yochai and the Zohar HaKadosh, and experience an exalted realm of Torah that will bring Klal Yisrael closer to the final redemption. Learn More

But sometimes, once the routine of ordinary life sets in, that radiance gives way to tension and sadness; the young spouses look like they're carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders, dragging themselves around as if old age has caught up with them prematurely.

Is this disenchantment inevitable? What does it take to sustain a marriage and keep it blissful, all the way from the chuppah to the golden years?

This illuminating book, by Rav Dovid Levy of the Pele Yoetz Center in Jerusalem, explains how to build a strong and durable framework for marriage. No matter what challenges come their way, a couple that puts this knowledge to practice will be able to look to each other and yes, really find the ahavah, achvah, shalom v'reus that everyone was singing about at their sheva brachos. Learn More

Mivtzoim, the Rebbe’s Mitzvah Campaigns, represent the ultimate in Ahavas Yisroel and encapsulate what Chabad is all about.

Toddler Experience Series This series, with its rhymes and gentle watercolor illustrations, helps toddlers prepare for – and share- some of the most basic everyday events in their lives.

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The Great Depression represents a fascinating and challenging historical period. To make history relatable to emergent readers, this book follows the changes that come into our young heroine’s life when everyone is struggling.

Sara is only ten, but she already knows that the Depression, with a capital D, means jobs and money are scarce. Since no one can afford new furniture, Papa has no customers at his shop, and Sara sees that Mama and Papa are worried. She needs her best friend, Etty, more than ever, but life is changing for the girls, too.

Sara knows that Hashem is in charge, but how will things every be good again?

About the Fun-to-Read Series:

Once children can read on their own, they need short chapter books that have bright, clear letters, well-placed illustrations, and lot of excitement! Fun-to-Read Books are packed with historical adventure, humor, and all the positive midos and mitzvos that discriminating parents and teachers have come to expect from Hachai Publishing.

Ages 7-10 Learn More

Our book gives an overview of the Rebbe's time in Paris, opening a small window into the Rebbe's extraordinary personality. Learn More

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 emunah, When 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

Four Jewish partisans narrowly escaped the Nazis' concentration camp, but that was just the beginning. They now find themselves in Japan's most heavily guarded prison, and with time running out, freedom is nowhere to be found. In exciting, comic-book format, this action-packed adventure - steeeped in Emunah & Hashgacha Protis - is graphic storytelling at its captivating best. Learn More

What do you do when the size of your family is challenged by the world around you?

What happens when your dream of raising a large family begins to overwhelm you with the realities of day-to-day life?

In a candid conversation with a sprinkle of humor, Chaya Raskin brings you into her lively home, where she ponders these questions between breakfast and dinner, through school projects and the birth of another child.

Whether you follow her straight from cover to cover or pick out a chapter to read with your morning coffee, you’ll emerge inspired, strengthened, and empowered. You will have gained a new perspective and food for thought to accompany you on your journey to embracing motherhood and the wonderful gift of children.

About the Author:

Chaya Raskin is a young mother of a growing family, currently residing and running a Chabad House along with her husband in upstate New York. She grew up in the Chabad community of Crown Heights, Brooklyn, where she was strongly influenced by the teachings of Chassidus and the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, who is the inspiration and source of many of the ideas in this book. Learn More