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Judaism & Jewish Faith
41 books about judaism & jewish faith
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
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Chapter Books
Middle Grade
Graphic Novels
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Cornerstones of Freedom
The Story of Anne Frank
Emma Carlson Berne
For the child starting to ask big questions about fairness and history, this gentle introduction explores courage and ho
Ages 6–9
The Baby-Sitters Club #96
Abby's Lucky Thirteen
Ann M. Martin
For the child feeling overwhelmed by bad luck or the pressure of a big milestone, this story follows Abby as she balance
Ages 8–12
Rabbi Harvey #1
The Adventures of Rabbi Harvey
Steve Sheinkin
For the child who enjoys clever puzzles and outsmarting bullies, these tales of a Wild West rabbi use wit and ancient wi
Ages 8–14
Anne Frank
Josephine Poole
For the child asking about fairness, history, or the meaning of bravery during difficult times. This gentle introduction
Ages 7–11
Who Lives In The Barren Desert?
Baby Professor
For the family exploring spiritual roots or looking for historical context behind diverse faiths, this book introduces t
Ages 7–12
Naming Liberty
Jane Yolen
For the child curious about their family roots or the meaning of American symbols. This story links a girl's journey to
Ages 6–10
The Night Crossing
Karen Ackerman
For the child beginning to ask difficult questions about history, fairness, and what it means to leave home for safety.
Ages 7–10
The Trees of the Dancing Goats
Patricia Polacco
For the child who wants to understand how different traditions can weave together through small acts of kindness during
Ages 5–10
A Different Spirit
Howard Blas, Ilana Trachtman
For families looking to see how a child with different abilities can thrive within sacred traditions, this story follows
Ages 5–9
The Keeping Quilt
Patricia Polacco
For the family looking to connect their children with their roots and explain how traditions bridge the gap between wher
Ages 4–10
Meet Me at the Well
Jane Yolen, Barbara Diamond Goldin
For the child curious about the women of the Bible who aren't usually in the spotlight, these stories highlight the cour
Ages 8–14
Number the Stars
Lois Lowry
For the child grappling with big questions about fairness and bravery when the world feels scary. A moving introduction
Ages 9–12
American Girl: Rebecca #2
Rebecca and Ana
Jacqueline Dembar Greene
For the child learning to balance their own desire for the spotlight with the empathy needed to help a newcomer feel at
Ages 8–12
Hiding from the Nazis
David A. Adler
For the child grappling with the meaning of family and the pain of separation. This true story explores the complexity o
Ages 6–10
My Guardian Angel
Sylvie Weil
For the girl who feels restricted by tradition and wants to make her own choices, or for those exploring Jewish history
Ages 10–14
Alan and Naomi
Myron Levoy
For the child learning how to support a friend who has experienced trauma or feels like an outsider. A sensitive look at
Ages 10–14
The Number on My Grandfather's Arm
David A. Adler
For the child who asks difficult questions about history, this gentle story helps families bridge the gap between a pain
Ages 6–10
A Faraway Island #2
The Lily Pond
Annika Thor
For the child grappling with the ache of separation from family and the challenge of finding where they belong in a new,
Ages 10–14
Marven of the Great North Woods
Kathryn Lasky
For the child feeling anxious about being away from home or facing an unfamiliar environment. This story offers comfort
Ages 6–10
Ellie's Inheritance
Hila Colman
For the young person navigating a sudden change in family status, this story follows Ellie as she finds her voice amidst
Ages 12–16
Harmonica, The
Tony Johnston
For the child grappling with the reality of unfairness and suffering, this story explores how music and memory offer sur
Ages 8–12
Benny
Barbara Cohen
For the child who feels their passions aren't understood by their family or struggles to find common ground with those w
Ages 8–12
Emma's Poem
Linda Glaser
For the child who wants to understand how one person can make a difference or why the Statue of Liberty welcomes people
Ages 5–10
When the World Was Ours
Liz Kessler
For the young reader asking about the dark parts of history and how friendship survives the unthinkable. A deeply moving
Ages 12–18
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