In the days leading up to Hei Teves, Kehot Publication Society issued a number of new titles, added to the large number printed over the past months. Check out some of the most recent title, and enjoy a ‘virtual shopping experience’.
In the days leading up to Hei Teves, Kehot Publication Society issued a number of new titles, added to the large number printed over the past months.
Over the past year, since Hei Teves 5781, Kehos published many new titles, in addition to reprinting tens of classic seforim and books. The full collection of new and reprinted titles can be viewed here.
Just in the past few days, however, a new and exciting titles have been brought into the showroom, with some not even making it online in time for Hei Teves. Here are some of the highlights:
New Edition of Likkutei Sichos Volumes 10-14
Likkutei Sichos needs no introduction. A new edition, covering volumes 10-14, features fully retyped text, indexes and more.
New Edition of the Rebbe’s Igros Kodesh
The set of Igros Kodesh prints the thousands of letters penned by the Rebbe to Yidden of all walks of life. In a new edition, which just arrived in the USA, volumes 3-4 were retypeset, and translation of the Yiddish letters were added in the back.
Tshuvos U’biurim
Originally published in Kovetz Lubavitch as responses to queries posed by readers, these letters of the Rebbe are unique even when compared to other written correspondence. Although the letters were later republished in the Igros Kodesh series, the collection was reprinted on it own on the suggestion of Reb Yoel Kahn a”h, to allow readers to benefit from the exceptional style of these letters.
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In an effort to allow everyone to enjoy the unique experience of shopping in the Kehos showroom on Hei Teves, they have produced 2 videos showcasing some of the hottest new items, in a ‘virtual shopping experience.’
Click here for the full Kehos Heis Teves Sale.
VIDEO: Hei Teves Virtual Shopping Experience 2021 Part 1
VIDEO: Hei Teves Virtual Shopping Experience 2021 Part 2
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