The first book in a duology, Max in the House of Spies is a thought-provoking World War II story as only acclaimed storyteller Adam Gidwitz can tell it—fast-paced and hilarious, with a dash of magic and a lot of heart.

Dive into this thoughtful children’s book about the Jewish high holidays; students are encouraged to reflect on the year that has passed, including happy times and occasional regrets as well as new friends made and new skills gained.

Learn about Michael Twitty, an American-Jewish food historian whose writings and teachings celebrate communities who have endured oppression and moved from their homelands. Twitty's writings elevate African American, Jewish, queer, and other groups whose tastes, textures, spices, and aromas have shaped America’s collective palate.

Introduce students to the traditions of Shabbat while highlighting Jewish diversity and the many ways Shabbat can be observed.

Explore how a Jewish approach to charity, expressed through small acts of giving, can strengthen community and make a meaningful impact.

Enjoy the story of an unexpected friendship between an elderly Jewish woman and a young African-American boy, highlighting shared experiences of hardship, resilience, and connection across cultures.

Experience a story of survival and resilience in this dialogue-free animated short, based on the true story of Lisa Jura, a young Holocaust survivor who, in 1938, escaped from Vienna to London on the Kindertransport. Set in 2021, “Music Dreams” focuses on two young refugees also separated from their family and how each refugee stayed connected to their families through music.

Explore a unique perspective on Israel with your young students through the diverse cultures, landscapes, and people, as told from a child’s perspective.

Explore the Jewish people’s connection to the Land of Israel through reflections, poetry, rituals, and trends.

Follow the ancient Bene Israel community as they are forced to flee Israel to find a new home in India.