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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!

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Special Traditions for Shavuot

Torah and Treats

The important holiday about receiving the Torah is perfect for kids! Traditions include learning new things, eating ice cream, and staying up late with friends and family.

Holiday Recipes

For relatively quick and kid-friendly Shavuot recipes, check out these favorite, tasty takes on cheesecake.

Favorite Books for Purchase

PJ Publishing

Looking for a baby gift? Share your favorite PJ Publishing board book with new parents. PJ Library's storefront has copies of Todah, Fridays Are Special, Havdalah Sky, and more to purchase.

PJ Library Aprons

Cook together as a family in matching PJ Library aprons, available in multiple child and adult sizes.

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.

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Best Summer Ever

Stories for Overnight Campers

Summer is on the way, and that means summer camp! We have the perfect camp themed reading list.

Teaching Kids About Memorial Day

In addition to your local Memorial Day parade and celebration, you can use the long weekend to reinforce some special Jewish values like l'dor v'dor (passing on traditions and knowledge).

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.