What U.S. City Is the Most Well Read?

Amazon.com has released its "Most Well-Read Cities in America" list, a ranking based on sales data. For fun, here's a look at respective PJ Library enrollment data for each city listed.

Showing Thanks & Being Grateful

Families can explore the concept of thankfulness by enjoying children’s content together and adding meaningful rituals to their Shabbat routines.

Kid-Friendly Crafts for Shavuot

To help PJ families supplement their holiday-related reading, here are a number of creative, colorful, and tasty craft projects for Shavuot.

Quotes & Photos from the 2013 PJ Library Annual Conference

More than 200 PJ Library program professionals, lay leaders, executives, and donors gathered in Baltimore to share wisdom and improve the PJ Library program.

Music, Judaism, and International Jazz Day

In celebration of International Jazz Day, PJ Library explores the music's connection with Judaism and offers music-related Jewish children's book selections.

A Look at 'Israel Inside' for Yom Ha'atzmaut

PJ Library presents an online showing of 'Israel Inside: How a Small Nation Makes a Big Difference' thanks to HGF and Jerusalem Online.

Celebrating Israel’s 65th Year with the Success of Sifriyat Pijama

PJ Library honors Yom Ha’atzmaut as HGF’s Israel-based children’s book program, in partnership with the Israeli Ministry of Education, reaches 194,000 preschoolers.

Moving to a New Community

Packing up, moving, and relocating to a new community or neighborhood can be stressful for kids and parents alike. Here are tips and book titles that can help.

APRIL BOOK PREVIEW: ‘Welcome Song for Baby’

This book by Richard Van Camp offers a Jewish perspective on the joys of welcoming a little one into the family. It is being sent to members of our Apples & Honey Age Group.