It seems that the best I can say about Limudei Kodesh (Jewish studies) resources is that they’re not completely appalling . With that in mind, I browsed the shelves in a couple of local bookstores today and came away with the following: A Child’s Bible: Lessons from the Torah A Child’s Bible: Lessons from the Prophets and Writings Yesh Lanu Lama , a Hebrew easy-reader The first two are written by Seymour Rossel, the author who wrote Introduction to Jewish History , the book I’ve tentatively bought for Jewish history. Well, I really did buy it, but I’m tentative because it’s not an extraordinary book. It’s only, as I said, not completely appalling . The pictures are very dated, but on the other hand, they’re not badly done, and the text is written – not by a committee – but by a single author who seems passionate about his subject. I’m hoping, really hoping, that counts for more than up-to-dateness (up-to-date-itude?), especially in b...