About Torah Tale
Torah Tale makes personalized Torah storybooks for frum Yiddishe kinderlach: each book stars one child, by name and by likeness, as the hero of a real Torah story. Books are written under rabbinical guidance, held to strict tznius in both the words and the illustrations, printed as a physical softcover, hardcover or board book, and shipped worldwide.
What makes a Torah Tale book different
- The child is the hero, not a bystander: their name and their face are in every illustration.
- Every story stays faithful to the Torah account, and is checked before it prints.
- Tznius is not an afterthought - clothing, hair covering, and who appears in a scene all follow halachic norms.
- English, Hebrew and Yiddish, with the child's name spelled correctly in each.
- Stories cover the weekly parsha, all of Tanach, the Yamim Tovim, the mitzvos and the tzadikim.