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PJ Library LISTEN hub offers family-friendly story podcasts and other entertainment options

We are reminding you of a wildly popular post we shared back in January because we know you will want to check it out if you didn’t then. PJ Library provides curated, free entertainment through their Listen hub– available both online and off for kids with age-appropriate audio and video entertainment. You’ll find family-friendly story podcasts, sleepytime tunes, holiday playlists, dance mixes, read-alouds, sing-alongs – something for everyone with new featured content each month. Be sure to check it out so you don’t miss something.

Remember to subscribe (for free) to PJ Library to receive all of their exciting posts delivered directly to your inbox. PJ Library is an award-winning non-profit which sends more than 200,000 books per month to families raising Jewish children across North America (since their founding in 2005, they’ve shipped more than 12 million books overall!).

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