A couple of my Greek Bible Readers have just been reviewed on Daily Dose of Greek in a short four minute video. Do check it out here.

As I approach 400 books shipped, one resource stands more popular than all the other sixty! That is my First Hebrew Reader. It has now been purchased over fifty times (55 and counting)! All across the world people have been reading this book, from the United States to the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, the Netherlands, and even Australia! People are using it to read Jonah, Ruth, and Esther in Hebrew, the first books that I read cover-to-cover in Hebrew. I hope it is helping many of you learn Hebrew

Despite being one of my two most popular books, I was least satisfied with the formatting of my Psalms reader. The problem was that wherever poetry would run over lines, it would start a new line on the right hand side of the page. This meant units would be split and harder to read. I have now updated this to align on the left, so keeping units together.
It is still not perfect since I do not wish to break lines at all, but the constraints of a small page are not helpful. I hope to produce a larger 8x10"

I have just updated my Psalms Hebrew reader (available here). While the base text in the book is the one found in the Leningrad Codex and hence BHS, I have made one very slight amendment. I used the update as an opportunity to reinsert a line that has dropped out of Hebrew Bibles for two thousand years. In Psalm 145:13 I reintroduced the missing נ-nun stanza from the acrostic in [‎[double square brackets]‎]. The dropped stanza sticks out in the Masoretic Text since all other verses in the Psal