judaism

Examines the ways in which the sacred writings of Judaism deal with fundamental questions.

Explains the history and significance of many Jewish symbols, such as the Shield of David, the menorah, and the mezuza, and discusses holiday symbols and rituals.

A little boy describes what it means to be an Orthodox Jew.

Presents an illustrated, Jewish folk tale in which Jacob and Rachel learn that they can only solve some tricky riddles by working together.

Isobel learns new traditions from her Aunt Luisa, who has just arrived from Mexico, when she visits her for Hanukkah.

The author, a rabbi, answers questions young people often have about God and Jewish faith and practice.

An anthology of Jewish literature, both religious and secular, with a brief historical introduction to each section. Includes selections from the Bible, the Talmud, the literature of Zionism, and others.

Chronicles the religious history of the Holy Lands, including Israel, the West Bank, the Sinai and Saudi Arabia, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Mecca, and Medina, discussing their significance in the Christian, Jewish, and Islamic faiths.

Introduces the main Jewish festivals from Rosh Hashanah to Shavuot, tells the story behind each festival, and describes how each one is celebrated around the world today.

Examines the Torah, the sacred text of the Jewish people, explaining its basic teachings in easy-to-understand language.