Books

Hineni, the renowned Torah outreach organization, has announced that the latest best selling book of its founder and president, Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis is now available in an audio CD version.

Mark Werner's engaging text about serving in Israel's international volunteer military brigade Sar-El (a.k.a. Sherut LeYisrael) is a fun read.

The mitzvah of taharat hamishpachah (family purity) can be a source of great marital fulfillment and vitality, yet can also - especially for the female partner - cause significant stress, confusion even misery.

Yeshivat Har Etzion is one of the main centers of religious Zionism in Israel.

As Jews, we are all cognizant of the Torah dictum to "honor our father and mother," yet in our self-centered and fast-paced society, we often neglect to make time to fulfill this important mitzvah.

Gita Gordon's well-structured, interesting historic fiction contains the building blocks of a decent society.

Who doesn't love a good story? And who hasn't said to themselves, "I wish I could write this one down"?

What - another book about ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)? Some of us have an entire bookshelf of these!

These introductory lines capture the book's essence: "The land of Israel and the Jewish people are bound together in mysterious ways difficult to grasp. The relationship between them goes beyond the conventional"

English-language readers are fascinated with Rabbi Tal Zwecker's Mipeninei Noam Elimelech.

Ktav has recently brought out a series of books on Chumash that enrich our understanding and appreciation of the Book of Books.

The unthinkable tragic death of one's child is a topic most of us find difficult to embrace.

An agnostic may be compared to one who sits on the sideline of "The Big Game" without rooting for any particular team.

Shalom Hammer is certainly an accomplished educator; he teaches adults and children at the same time with The Family Parsha Book.

Estie Solomon and her son Dovid (a superb photographer) spent quality time touring their new home, the State of Israel, and created a Box of Chocolate format for presenting the goodies that abound in the Holy Land.

Pitspopany Press has released another colorful paperback for children.

There has been a great deal of Holocaust literature in recent years. The works are always painful and not easy to read, but this genre of literature is taking on a special urgency as the number of eyewitnesses to this famous chapter in Jewish history is rapidly dwindling.

Little Lizzy is dusting her mom's antiques store and Grandpa's snoozing head when a pink and piqued Mrs. Larchmont strides inside the shop.

Like The Stars Of The Heavens is a book that shines almost as brightly as the very stars in heaven.

Readers will fall in love with the captivating illustrations and the healthy emotions shared by a grandfather and granddaughter in lap-sized Grandfather's Wrinkles.

The Biology of Belief: Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter, and Miracles is a book that can rewire your entire method of thinking. It reveals some of the very dynamics that saves lives.

Heartrending issues and lighter sides of life become easy to understand, once Rabbi Brody explains them in his true-to-life style.

It doesn't often happen that two really solid history books arrive simultaneously about almost the same subject, and at a time when so many opportunities for peace in the Middle East have been lost, both are appropriate and important reading.

Nutritional and Health Counselor Shoshanna Harrari is a beloved fixture on Israel's organic foods scene.

Vegans and anyone on a diet will appreciate Edith Rothschild's appealing paperback sized as an 8-inch by 11-inch workbook.

Bubby's Bobka never knew that it would become an international star.

Author: Nechama Cohen Publisher: Feldheim

Gita Gordon's fictitious tale of pre- and post-Holocaust migration of European Jews to South Africa is enthralling.

It happened a few days before Chanukah. I was driving home from the local mall, my trunk overflowing with games and toys for my three young children, when the car suddenly slowed to a crawl.

Author: Rabbi Lazer Brody Publisher: Kalcom Publishing