Why We Chose This Book: The World Needs Beautiful Things

The message of The World Needs Beautiful Things is that beauty can be found in the ordinary, and often it takes a child to discover it.

How to Talk to Kids About Death and Dying

When a family is grieving it feels like there are no perfect answers. If you’re not sure how—or where—to start talking to your children about death or dying, here’s a guide to help you answer questions and offer comfort in an age-appropriate manner.

PJ Library New York Engagement Grants Awarded

The Harold Grinspoon Foundation ia excited to present the 2018-2019 cohort of PJ Library New York Engagement Grant recipients.

PJ Library Books Arriving This Month: October 2018

Are you eagerly awaiting the arrival of your PJ Library envelope? Here are the books going out to families this month.

Three Questions With Lisa Greenwald

An interview with author Lisa Greenwald about the trials and tribulations of young adulthood and how to reach tweens through fiction.

Three Questions With Lesléa Newman

An interview with PJ Library author Lesléa Newman about the children’s books she loved as a kid and how Judaism influences her work.

How to Make a Train Garland For Sukkot

It’s time to decorate the sukkah! Here’s a fun and adorable garland that you can make with your kids.

Using Rosh Hashanah to Get Kids to Try New Foods

Do you have picky eaters on your hands? Here are some ways to use the excitement of the Jewish new year to get kids (and grown-ups) to embrace new foods.

An Easy and Sweet Round Challah Recipe for Rosh Hashanah

Welcome the new year with a special, subtly sweet challah recipe. This special version is also egg and dairy free for families welcoming guests with food allergies or dietary restrictions.