The prolific writer Rabbi Shlomo Aviner has produced a number of children's books. They address issues on which he is sometimes asked to give a halachic decision. One very poignant book describes how a newly widowed woman prepares to tell her child about the death of a soldier-father. Publishers of religious children's books have learned to branch out into related products just as their competitors in the wider secular field do. Videotapes of popular works are now available.
Educational games appeal to parents and children alike.
Feldheim has a special division that includes bilingual board games, matches and card games - all with religious and didactic themes. As long as children read, there's little likelihood that the field of religious children's publications will diminish significantly, despite certain dire predictions. Quite the opposite. The people of the book begin first and foremost as the children of the book, and that indeed has always been the Children of Israel's pride and focus. Specials Support Israel's soldiers in their time of need.