Why the Jewish People Survive
The Jewish People have survived for 3,000 years. Why?
Instill a Love of Learning in Your Kids With These Smart Tactics
by Penny Martin Fostering a love of learning in children is a transformative endeavor that extends beyond traditional education. As parents, our actions and attitudes towards learning can ignite a passion that lasts a lifetime. It’s about creating an atmosphere that values curiosity and discovery, turning everyday moments into opportunities for growth. In this article,…
Let’s Be More Like Aaron: A Peacemaker
Learn the difference between a peacemaker and a peacekeeper.
My Experience with Our Way
Our Way offers a network of support services for the Deaf.
Book Reviews | love story | romance | series | series books
Next Door Neighbors
Diane is falling in love with Josh, but how could she love the man who set free the murderer of her husband?
Zombies With Blue Eyes
Imagine driving 1000 miles and civilization is falling apart all around you. Would your eyes become a dim blue?
Professional Parenting at its Best
Author Sue Donnellan teaches parents to behave in a disciplined manner when they teach their children self-control (and more).
The Lip Reader is Recognized for Excellence
(Tabby Refael is a weekly editorial columnist for The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles, as well as a contributor to Newsweek, Los Angeles Magazine, the Los Angeles Review of Books and other publications.) Author Michael Thal has been nominated as BEST AUTHOR for the 2025 International Impact Author of the Year. Prior to the…
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The Book to Read Before You Go to Summer Camp
It’s June and so many parents and kids are thinking about summer camp. If this includes you, get motivated by reading Koolura and the Mystery at Camp Saddleback. (It’s the second book in the Koolura Series, but no worries. You don’t have to read book 1 because the stories are independent of each other.) I got…
Israel’s 76th Anniversary: More of a Protest than a Celebration
Yom Ha’atzmaut, Israel’s National Day of Independence, was a somber occasion this year. Here’s what happened…