I could read it and still not know it
Twelve years of decoding letters I never understood. This book gave me the meaning in English. First time the stories were actually mine.
Naomi F, USA

Most people finish a story with no idea what it meant. The names pile up. The Hebrew is dense. Nobody ever taught you how to read it, so you assumed the problem was you.
The Torah Made Simple tells every story in plain words, with the meaning explained as you go. No Hebrew needed. Illustrations for every scene. Maps and timelines that finally put it in order.
You close the book knowing what it said and what it was for.
The wall was never you. It was the language.
The one who started at Genesis and never made it out. The one who sat through years of it and still could not explain a story. The one who freezes when their kid asks a question. The one who walked away long ago and does not know how to come back.
This was written for all of them.
No Hebrew. No teacher. No background needed. Genesis to Deuteronomy, in order, from the first story to the last.
Written for children, parents, and grandparents alike
Twelve years of decoding letters I never understood. This book gave me the meaning in English. First time the stories were actually mine.
Naomi F, USA
Started it four times before. Always lost in Genesis by chapter five. This time I got all the way through Deuteronomy. Never skipped a page.
Ari B, USA
My daughter asked why Jacob wrestled the angel. Normally I say I'll look it up. This time I had the answer at breakfast.
Eitan K, USA