Set of 7 volumes:

With the book of Yehoshua our readers will meet personalities that they will also find in the Torah, such as Kalev and the five daughters of Tzelafjad. They will also meet Rajav who risked his life to save the Jewish spies and will be fascinated with the details of the conquest of Eretz Canaan.

The beginning of this book talks about his relatives and how he grew up. But the main story of Sefer Shemuel I is in relation to two kings: Shaul and David. They were both anointed by Shemuel.

Shmuel's second book continues the fascinating story of David, the greatest of the Jewish kings. His numerous battles against enemy nations, his marriage to BatSheva, and much more.

The Book of Melachim points out whether their king was a success or a failure in Hashem's eyes. This is in no way connected to his military triumphs or his political abilities, rather, it depended on one factor: whether he was able to pass the tests that Hashem exposed him to or not.

The book of Melachim II begins with a description of the miracles performed by the prophet Elisha. It goes on to describe the turbulent and tragic events in the life of the kings, ending with the dissolution of both kingdoms.

The first part of the book recounts the fascinating experiences and vicissitudes of Daniel and his three friends in the royal courts of Babylon and Persia.

The second part of the book describes Daniel's visions, including a graphic description of the "four beasts" that would dominate the Jewish nation.