In this big, colorful board book, a charming cast of characters illustrates important aspects of our beloved Torah. The Torah goes IN and OUT of the Aron Hakodesh… …there are BIG Torahs for the grownups and SMALL ones for kids… …we lift the Torah UP, then gently put it DOWN. Read more…

Thank You for Everything, is an “I-Can-Draw Keepsake Book” creativity to shine. Read more…

Lively and colorful, I Go to the Dentist is just the book parents need to prepare young children for their very first dental checkup! Step by step, the rhyming text explains everything a child will encounter during a visit to the dentist’s office… from the cleaning and the x-rays to the special tools and little round sink. The friendly dentist in the story stresses that good dental hygiene and regular checkups represent one way we can do the mitzva of guarding our health. Read more…

In this beautifully illustrated, rhyming picture book, a young boy and his lively family enjoy every type of weather that Hashem sends their way. And at the end, it becomes clear exactly how snow, wind, rain and sunshine benefit the whole world. Read more…

Written from the point of view of a young child, this unique picture book explores many aspects of a visit to the Rebbe’s Ohel. Read more…

Hashem is here, Hashem is there, Hashem is truly everywhere! Join a curious boy and his good friend, Tzvi, Who go for a walk to look and see, Up and down and all around, Exactly where Hashem is found! Read more…

Come one, come all, to the Great Shul Fair! When the Great Shul Fair comes to town, children discover what makes each shul unique, and what makes all of them very much the same. Read more…

What are the rules of keeping kosher? Starting in their toy kitchen at home, a kindhearted sister is eager to show her little brother all he needs to know. Read more…

The days of the week are filled with school, chores and fun . . .but the characters in this book know exactly which day they love the most. Read more…

Whatever you call it in your home, the traditional Jewish head covering is a way of acknowledging that Someone is above us all. Read more…