Works
- Chovas HaTalmidim (The Students' Obligation) - a collection of essays aimed at teenagers which has become a standard textbook in yeshivos.
- Hachshoras HaAvreichim (Preparation of Young Men) - a work written for young married men.
- Mevo haSheorim - The last published book in the series of education.
- Tzav V'Ziruz - Rabbi Shapira's personal diary.
- Bnei Machshava Tova (Conscious Community: A Guide to Inner Work) is based on the manuscripts recovered from the rubble in the Warsaw ghetto. The book is a guide to attaining spirituality despite adversity and physical needs. Translated and with an introduction by Rabbi Andrea Cohen-Kiener.ISBN/978-0-7657-6091-3
- Derech HaMelech (The Way of the King --- also, idiomatically, "the high road" in modern Hebrew) - Torah discourses that were spoken on the Sabbath and festivals (1889–1943)
- Esh Kodesh (Holy Fire) - his inspirational speeches given during the Holocaust period.
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