How to Create a Personalized Torah Storybook for Your Child (Step by Step)
From a single photo to a printed keepsake — here is exactly how to turn your child into the hero of their own Torah adventure in about five minutes.
A personalized Torah storybook puts your own child inside the weekly parsha — walking through the split sea, standing at Har Sinai, greeting the malachim with Avraham Avinu. It turns parsha learning into something a child genuinely looks forward to. Here is the whole process, step by step.
Step 1 — Add your child (name, age, and a photo)
Start by telling us who the book is for. Enter your child's name and age, then upload one clear, front-facing photo. The photo is used only as a likeness reference so the illustrated hero looks like your child on every page.
- Use a bright, front-facing photo where the face is clearly visible.
- Avoid group shots, sunglasses, or photos taken from the side.
- Adding several children? You can include siblings in the same book.
Step 2 — Pick the art style
Choose the look that fits your family — a warm 3D Pixar-style render, a hand-painted cartoon, or a classic illustrated style. Whatever you pick is applied consistently across every page of the book.
Step 3 — Choose the parsha or story
By default we suggest this week's parsha, automatically selected and refreshed every week. You can also browse the full Chumash, the Neviim, Yomim Tovim, and more, and pick any story you like. On a double-parsha week (like Chukas-Balak or Matos-Masei) the book covers both together.
Step 4 — Review the story and pages
We generate a complete story where your child is the hero, with the actual events of the parsha unfolding page by page and a clear middos lesson woven through. Every book is created with careful rabbinical guidance and strict tznius, so you can hand it to your child with confidence.
Step 5 — Choose your book and order
Pick a format — softcover, a premium hardcover keepsake, or a sturdy board book for little hands — and we print and ship it to your door. Prefer a weekly habit? A subscription delivers a fresh parsha book every week.
Ready to start?
The whole process takes about five minutes. Create your child's Torah storybook now, or see pricing and subscription options. Not sure which story to pick? Read how to choose the weekly parsha for your child's book.