A family of four reading together

What is PJ Library?

PJ Library sends free, award-winning books that celebrate Jewish values and culture to families with children from birth through 12 years old. Learn More.

How do I sign up?

Signing up is free, easy, and takes less than 3 minutes. Join today!

Getting Ready for Sukkot

Outdoor Living
The holiday of Sukkot is all about welcoming guests to come spend time in your sukkah, your temporary "home" outside of your home, but there are plenty of ways to enjoy the holiday with or without a sukkah.

Shake the Lulav
From sukkah decorations to snack recipes to a lulav and etrog tutorial, find what you need on the holiday hub.

Haggadah

Your Guide to the Fall Holidays

Celebrate as a Family
Our beautiful family guide A Time to Grow explores ways to celebrate the fall holiday season beginning with Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish New Year).

Your Digital Companion
The online guide includes printables, audio files, and special sections for each holiday. Full downloads are also available in Portuguese, Russian, or Spanish.

PJ Library Presents

Listen at home or on the go with two new magical podcasts, available everywhere you get podcasts.

Beyond the Bookcase: Familiar fairy tales come to life when Miri and Micah visit the wonderful land of Mashal. 

Afternoons with Mimi: Everyone's favorite grandmother, Mimi, reads books, folktales, and original stories that will capture the imaginations of young and old alike.

Kindness to Animals

Why We Chose This Book

The Story Behind Your Favorite Stories
Curious how PJ Library's Book Selection Committee chooses what to send? Here's the backstory behind some of our selections.

Submitting to PJ Library
If you have an idea for a PJ Library book, let us know! Learn more about our selection process and how to submit a manuscript.

The Next Chapter of PJ Library: PJ Our Way

PJ Our Way is for kids ages 9-12, and it's kid-driven. They choose their own books each month, creating a tailored experience totally based on their own interests and reading level.

Learn more and sign up your middle grade reader.