Children's Books
From early readers to thoughtful teens, books play a vital role in shaping faith, identity, and a love for Scripture. These carefully selected children’s and youth books guide young hearts and minds through the biblical story—introducing God’s faithfulness, His covenant promises, and the foundations of a life rooted in truth.
As children grow, these resources mature with them, encouraging deeper understanding, thoughtful questions, and a personal walk with God. Explore books that nurture faith, inspire curiosity, and help the next generation engage Scripture with confidence and purpose.
“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.” — Proverbs 22:6
Books
🌳 The Weekly Parashah
Jaffa Family Edition Slipcase Set
Tova Katz &Rabbi Nachman Zakon
The Weekly Parashah offers insightful and accessible commentary on the weekly Torah portion, drawing readers into the richness of Scripture through Jewish thought and biblical context. With clarity and depth, Tova Katz and Rabbi Nachman Zakon explore the timeless relevance of the Torah, highlighting spiritual themes, ethical lessons, and practical insights for daily life. This resource invites readers to engage more deeply with the weekly rhythm of Torah study and to grow in understanding of God’s Word as it unfolds throughout the year.
🌱 My Last Year in Mitzrayim:
A Jewish Boy’s Ancient Diary
Chaim Greenbaum
My Last Year in Mitzrayim retells the Exodus story through the imagined diary of a young Jewish boy living in Egypt. Written in an engaging, age-appropriate style, the book brings the events leading up to the Exodus to life through a personal and relatable perspective. As readers follow daily life under slavery, the unfolding plagues, and the growing sense of hope, they gain a deeper emotional connection to one of the most important stories in Scripture. This book is an excellent introduction to Passover and the Exodus for children and families, helping history feel vivid, human, and memorable.
🌱 Song of Redemption
Zecharya Hoffman
Song of Redemption is a richly written historical novel that brings to life a rarely explored and turbulent period of Jewish history. Set against the backdrop of a pivotal century that helped shape the destiny of Klal Yisroel, the story weaves together compelling characters, dramatic events, and a carefully researched historical framework. As the narrative unfolds, readers are drawn into an engaging plot filled with intrigue and adventure, while also gaining deeper insight into the spiritual, historical, and moral forces at work during this formative era.