Printable Supplements to the Israel Trail Game In spring 2023, PJ Library mailed families a special Israel Trail game. Find extra ways to play, sets of instructions, and supplements to the game here. Read more »
Recipe Roundup: Dishes From Israel Looking for a delicious, easy dish or two to enjoy with your family? Try one of these recipes for traditional foods from Israel. Read more »
How a Jewish Tradition Encourages My Picky Eater Do you have a picky eater at home? Jewish tradition may help. Read more »
What is a Mensch? Learn all about what it means to be a mensch with these books and activities. Read more »
Why We Chose This Book: The Miracle Seed Learn more about why the Book Selection Committee chose The Miracle Seed, written and illustrated by Martin Lemelman, for our age eight subscribers. Read more »
Using the Hanukkah Story to Talk to Kids About Antisemitism Marjorie Ingall, author of Mamaleh Knows Best (a 2018 PJ Library Parent Book Choice), shares advice about using the Hanukkah story as a way to discuss antisemitism and build resilience and hope with our children. Read more »
Addressing Children’s Big and Difficult Questions As parents process the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, we find ourselves fielding big queries form our kids as well. Expert and parent Dr. Sivan Zakai, offers tips for how to address – and get to the heart of – those big questions. Read more »
A Special Hanukkah Gift from PJ Library: Storytelling Cubes PJ Library invites you to tell the story of Hanukkah – and create your own stories – with special Hanukkah storytelling cubes. Read more »
Find Joy and Connection: Simple Things Your Family Can Do To Support Israel We know that many of our subscriber families and their friends are looking for tangible actions to take to support and feel connected to the global Jewish community. Here are some simple suggestions. Read more »
Why We Chose This Book: Hanukkah in Little Havana Learn more about why the Book Selection Committee chose Hanukkah in Little Havana, written by Julie Anna Blank and illustrated by Carlos Vélez Aguilera for age four subscribers. Read more »