Sara’s parents will do anything to live and raise their children as Jews. In Spain during the 1490’s, that means leaving wealth, valuables and a comfortable life behind to set sail for the Ottoman Empire. Sara is reluctant to leave her familiar childhood home until she understands what her priorities really are. Read more…

Sara Finds a Mitzva is a beautifully illustrated storybook that highlights the importance of returning lost items to their owners. When Sara finds a little toy duck abandoned on top of a mailbox, she and her grandmother embark on a search for the owner that takes them from place to place. Will Sara find her mitzva in the end? And how will she feel about giving up that cute toy duck with shiny black button eyes and soft white wings? The Torah teaches that we should make every effort to return lost items to their owners. Read more…

Share the dream of a little boy who wants to be the bravest and most hard working fireman on the team. Read more…

What does a little boy notice about his neighbor, his favorite teacher, his family doctor, and the local shopkeeper? As much as they can, throughout the day, they make time for Torah! Read more…

In the old city of Yerushalayim, a certain Wall is waiting. On the way to meet their family at the Kosel Hamaaravi, a young brother and sister share their impressions and feelings about the extraordinary place… Read more…

A toy ship, a pack of Aleph-Bais cards, and a load of imagination combine to create an adventure on the high seas! Read more…

A young boy discovers that using our possessions to help do mitzvos will really take us far! Join his family in their little car, as they offer rides to all their friends and neighbors. Read more…

It all began one Friday night when Tova Leiba changed places with her brother at the Shabbos table. Read more…

A young Girl named Raizy understands that the best way to get ready for Shavuos is caring for a fellow Jew. Read more…

Every time Rina makes plans for her day, all kinds of things seem to get in the way. But instead of complaining she knows what to say. Read more…