The Wise Little Judge, is unique collection of stories for children ages eight through twelve. Included in this exciting collection are Yom Tov stories, fascinating incidents from the days of the Baal Shem Tov and other pivotal moments in history. The stories have been edited by David Sholom Pape and originally appeared in the children’s magazine, The Moshiach Times. Read more…

Why was Dovid HaMelech chosen to become King of Israel? This story from the Midrash reveals Dovid’s leadership qualities when he was just a young boy caring for his father’s sheep. Read more…

One Friday afternoon, Yossi and Laibel are confronted with a seemingly impossible task. With the right attitude and a little ingenuity, the two brothers find out that they can try hard and succeed. Read more…

Every day, Bubbe Hinda collects bread for the sick in her special sack. Chaim is a young Russian boy who knows that he should share some of his bread with those who have none…but he is so very hungry! When Chaim stops putting his little chunk of bread (as big as an egg) in Bubbe Hinda’s Mitzvah sack, strange things begin to happen. Read more…

Shimmy is the youngest in his family, and it seems as if he always has to wait for everything! Read more…

A topic that intrigues children and adults alike, this book provides an exciting glimpse into the future!A topic that intrigues children and adults alike, this book provides an exciting glimpse into the future! Read more…

Brilliant scholar. Dedicated physician. Prolific author. Torah leader. Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon’s (Maimonides) contributions to Torah literature and thought electrified the Jewish world during his life, and continue to influence world Jewry in modern times. Read more…

The lovable characters from Labels for Laibel are back in an all new rhyming adventure. Read more…

This inspiring story highlights Rivka’s acts of kindness to others, including ten very thirsty camels. Read more…

Laibel doesn’t like to share with his little brother, so he devises a clever plan to put an end to it. But someone soon outsmarts Laibel, helping him to discover why sharing is more important than he thought. Read more…