Since Simchat Torah is a joyful holiday, there are lots of wonderful ways to involve kids. Traditionally families dance, decorate flags, and start the next annual cycle of reading. Here are seven ways to mark Simchat Torah with your family

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There are so many things about Sukkot that make it an incredibly fun holiday—spending time outside with friends, shaking the lulav and etrog, and of course, building and decorating a sukkah.

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Get your whole family interested in the connection between Jewish culture and superheroes with this fun book list!

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Learn about the Jewish holiday of Sukkot with these beautifully illustrated children’s books

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In each installment of "Three Questions With," we get to know a different PJ Library celebrity by asking three questions about their work, their process, and interests. Today we're talking to Sarah Darer Littman, author of Confessions of a Closet Catholic, a PJ Our Way Selection.

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Has a child ever asked you, "what does it mean to be Jewish?" These books are a wonderful starting place for answering this very big question.

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Get a preview of some of the new titles joining our lineup in the next year!

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Learn all about the simanim or symbolic foods of Rosh Hashanah with these activities and recipes.

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Send your kids or your partner off with a special surprise in their lunch bag – a bit of Jewish wisdom!

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Sukkot Treasure Hunt, a book that many 7-year olds will receive this fall, does not look like your typical PJ Library book. Instead of hand-drawn illustrations the book features clear, colorful photographs by Eliyahu Alpern. Rather than weaving a fictional tale, this book presents a true, autobiographical account of the way in which one contemporary Israeli family prepares for the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. 

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