Yaakov’s Books
Rav Miller’s teachings on faith and trust in Hashem, gathered from his lectures and put into readable English.
Rav Miller explains what waits for us in the World to Come and how to prepare for it in this one.
Rav Miller shows how to daven with meaning, from the first brachah of the morning to the last word at night.
Rav Miller’s guide to coming back to Hashem, with a special focus on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
Rav Miller’s practical advice on building good character, one trait at a time.
Rav Miller on earning, spending, and giving, and how a Jew can see Hashem in his parnassah.
Rav Miller’s way of finding Hashem in the wonders of creation, told through stories from nature.
More wonders of creation in Rav Miller’s derech, each one a new reason to see Hashem’s hand in the world.
Yaakov’s weekly pieces on the parshah, gathered from years of writing for the Monsey Mevaser.
At fifteen, Rachel Blum talked a train driver into wrecking a train carrying a thousand SS soldiers. She lost her whole family in the war, yet she became the happiest person anyone knew. This is her true story, told by her son-in-law.
This book tells true stories from Jewish history that most of us were never taught.
The major events of the 20th century, retold to show Hashem’s guiding hand behind them.
The history of the Holocaust from Hitler’s rise to his fall, seen through the lens of Divine Providence.
True stories of Jews who faced the Holocaust with courage, strength, and trust in Hashem.
Soul Searching sets what Jewish tradition teaches about the afterlife alongside modern research into near-death experiences.
A short book on anti-Israel bias passed off as news in the Western press, and on the Jews who fight back.
Exciting, kid-tested adventure stories with exercises in reading comprehension and critical thinking. The book has no religious content, so schools can buy it with public funds.
Written with Rabbi Joseph Elias, zt”l, it gives parents and teachers the history of Churban Europa and a Torah way to teach it to children.
The untold story of how a handful of Jews sparked a spiritual revolution in the Soviet Union, drawn from Yaakov’s interviews with Rabbi Mordechai Neustadt.
Gershon Burd did so much kindness in secret that even his own family didn’t know, and his story inspires readers to do the same.