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. We've featured authors, illustrators, and as of today, musicians! Get to know Jewish music star Melita.

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Create new traditions with your family by celebrating a different theme for each night of Hanukkah. Here are some ideas to get you started.

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We've found eight kid-approved, parent approved, gifts for under $10. We promise that none of them make noise, require batteries, or involve difficult to clean messes. And of course everything on the list has an educational component to it. 

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Teaching children the Jewish value and mitzvah of visiting the sick can begin early. The PJ Library book Bear Feels Sick by Karma Wilson is a great place to start.

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Have you ever wondered about how we pick the books you find in your PJ Library envelopes? This post is part of a series from the PJ Library Book Selection Committee. Learn more about why we chose How Do Dinosaurs Say Happy Chanukah? by Jane Yolen.

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Are you the "Hanukkah Parent" at your child's school? Help their friends learn these classic songs with this printable lyric sheet.

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On November 1, we will be sending out the final mailing through the current Sifriyat Pijama B’America program. Read on for more information.

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On Shemini Atzeret we say a prayer for rain so we're celebrating with five hands-on activities that help children learn about rain, the water cycle, and conservation.

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Have you ever wondered what goes into creating a PJ Library book? Author and illustrator Richard Ungar takes us behind the scenes with his special video diary series, Picturing Yitzi.

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In each installment of "Three Questions With" we ask a different author or illustrator questions about their work, their process, and interests. This month we're chatting with PJ Our Way author Steve Sheinkin, creator of the Rabbi Harvey graphic novels. He tells us about how he came to love history, the inspiration for Rabbi Harvey, plus his tips for aspiring writers.

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