Rabbi Brous, one of L.A.'s leading rabbis, provides inspirational stories from her close-knit congregation, IKAR, along with nuggets of ancient Jewish wisdom. Some of the stories Rabbi Brous shares are utterly heartbreaking, leading to lessons on how to grieve.
Paired with selections from Anne Frank's diary, David Polonsky’s strikingly playful, and at times, somber illustrations provide a fresh sense of energy and understanding to the words and emotions of Anne Frank. This version of the famous diary will introduce Anne, and the perilous times she lived in, to a new generation of young readers.
An important read about Jewish identity in an increasingly antisemitic world.
A poignant exploration of what it means to be Jewish today, from a leading voice in modern Judaism, Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove of Park Avenue Synagogue. For thousands of years, the Jewish people have wrestled with what it means to be Jewish. In this often divisive era, Rabbi Cosgrove reminds us of how we can come together despite—and even because of—our differences. For Such a Time as This is a guide for a new generation that is reconciling the past with the present and facing the unknown future with courage, spirit, and unwavering hope.
Part memoir, part spiritual guide, Buchdahl's story has a profound impact.
Eli Sharabi recounts, in unflinching detail, the 491 days he spent in Hamas captivity, unaware that his wife and two daughters were brutally murdered. We follow Sharabi, deep in the tunnels underneath Gaza, as he focuses on the positive and his ultimate goal of returning to his family in Israel.
An important read from 75 voices across the Diaspora who speak about what it feels like being Jewish in a post-October 7th world.
