Books that offer help, “how-to”, and general guides on Jewish life.
The Siberian Cat
Over 100 beautiful color pictures enhance this wonderful book. If you want to learn all about the Siberian Cat breed, this book is for you!
More info →Potty Training for REAL Cats: Cat Toilet Training for Humans and Felines
Vintage Grain: The Mitzvah of Keeping Yashan (Paperback)
The first book written on how to "keep yashan" explains every needed detail. It's for the newcomer to the mitzvah as well as those in the kosher food industry who want to cater to a stricter standard. Pictures, charts and clear explanations educate and entertain. You too can "reap" the benefits of "Vintage Grain".
More info →Uniquely Kosher
Living up to its title, read and discover how to turn virtually any recipe into a kosher delicacy. It has something for everyone. See what makes this book "Uniquely Kosher"!
More info →Hands-on How-to’s for the Home and Heart
Tova Younger presents the ultimate book for any Jewish home containing over three hundred pages of useful and practical information, advice, handy tips, and recipes. See why famous authors and lecturers such as Rebbetzins Tzipporah Heller and Yehudis Samet give this book rave reviews! If you are looking for the perfect gift, this is the book to give! It is sure to be a mainstay for any Jewish household, from brides to bubbys.
More info →Can-Do Kosher! A Quick and Concise Guide to Becoming Kosher
Brand-new, revised and expanded pocket version! This brief yet concise DIY guide on becoming and keeping kosher is a handy information-packed book that makes the often complex world of the kosher Jewish dietary laws accessible to anyone who would like to keep them. It fits easily into a pocket or purse to carry with you whenever you need it.
More info →Vintage Grain: The Mitzvah of Keeping Yashan (Hardcover)
The first book that has ever been written strictly on the subject of how to "keep yashan". It explains every needed detail. It's for the newcomer to the mitzvah [Jewish law] as well as those in the kosher food industry who want to cater to a stricter standard. Pictures, charts and clear explanations educate and entertain. You too can "reap" the benefits of "Vintage Grain"!
More info →Tevillas Keilim
The classic halachos of tevillas keilim as they apply to modern utensils and situations. Arranged according to the order of Shulchan Aruch YD 120 & 202.
More info →Halachos of Insects
A systematic analysis of Shulchan Aruch YD 84 as a means towards developing appropriate methods of vegetable washing and inspection.
More info →Pas Yisroel & Bishul Yisroel
Modern-day Applications of the Halachos of Food Prepared by a Non-Jew. Arranged according to the order of Shulchan Aruch YD 112-113.
More info →A Practical Guide to the Laws of Kashrut
This concise and useful book of Hilchot Kashrut is specially crafted for the modern Jewish home. Researched and written by Rabbi Pinchas Cohen, a faculty member at Yeshivat Har Etzion in Alon Shevut, Israel, it covers a range of frequently asked questions, such as: Can one use a dishwasher for both milk and meat dishes? and What is Glatt Kosher? A Practical Guide to the Laws of Kashrut is a comprehensive guide for those setting out to make a Kosher kitchen, and a valuable reference for those more informed about Kashrut issues.
More info →Inside the Yeshiva
Yeshivah life is a thrilling journey with endless potential for growth. But it can be hard to maintain the incredible geshmak and enthusiasm. Are you prepared to give it your all? This groundbreaking guide speaks straight to the yeshivah bachur, empowering him with a solid understanding of highly relevant topics, such as staying motivated in shiur and avoiding burnout, choosing the right chavrusa and connecting to rabbeim, and dealing with dating, homesickness, self-esteem, and more. Being a ben Torah is a challenge, an opportunity, and most importantly, a privilege. Popular educator Rabbi Mordechai Sultan invites you to take a step Inside the Yeshivah — and get the most out of your amazing and irreplaceable yeshivah years.
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