Books for Interfaith Families

The books in this list feature interfaith families, diverse families, and interfaith and cross-cultural friendships.

7 Summer Crafts Your Kids Can Make on Their Own

If your child is home for the summer and eager to learn things for themselves, these crafts are perfect activities for a rainy day – or any day, really!

Three Questions With Betsy Rosenthal

In each installment of "Three Questions With," we get to know a different writer, musician, or illustrator by asking three questions about their work, process, and interests. Today we're chatting with Betsy Rosenthal, author of PJ Our Way selection, Looking For Me.

5 Kid-Friendly Chicken Recipes for Shabbat

For many, Shabbat dinner, means challah, an elaborately roasted chicken, and a few sides. If you’re a busy parent or have kids who are picky eaters, taking on roasting a chicken can feel intimidating. Fear not—you can switch up your Shabbat routine with these easy, crowd-pleasing, chicken alternatives. Serving vegetarians? Just swap out the protein for tofu or white beans and you’re good to go.

PJ Library Implementing Partner Engagement Grants Awarded

We at the Harold Grinspoon Foundation are excited to present the third cohort of PJ Library Implementing Partner Engagement Grant recipients, which have been awarded $170,000 in grants, ranging from $4,000-$25,000, to expand and deepen engagement opportunities for families raising Jewish children across North America.

Three Questions With Susan Lynn Meyer

In each installment of "Three Questions With," we get to know a different writer, musician, or illustrator by asking three questions about their work, process, and interests. Today we're chatting with Susan Lynn Meyer, author of PJ Our Way selection, Black Radishes.

Books for Kids Who Love Being Outside

Do your kids love running around, climbing trees, and getting muddy? Whether your children spend every second outdoors or need a little coaxing, they will love these stories that celebrate enjoying and exploring nature.