Hi! I have been asked by my synagogue to recommend books, websites, etc. for
people to access while many are at home with their families during this time.
Can people recommend good free Jewish websites, especially for children, that
will provide stories, possibly games, etc. that I can pass along to my
conservative congregation? If you know of any good ones for adults where one
can get access to free Jewish books to read that would be great too. Thanks!
Janice R. Levine Congregation Etz Chaim, Marietta, GA
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