An Audience of One And Other StoriesOnce again, Sarah Shapiro demonstrates her keen eye and sensitive discerning heart. In a series of reflections on life, love, childhood, parenting, growing old, and many other areas of human concern, she helps us grow as Jews and indeed as human beings. The essays are short, the style is light, but there is much here to ponder. This is a volume that will enrich and inspire its readers. Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz Sarah Shapiro has done it again. This is

Shlomie was not content to give generously

A poor immigrant remembers a promise he made to the Chofetz Chaim and saves both his body and soul from a terrible fate

מאת: מפעל תורת המקדש והקרבנות

With his engaging

insecure age of ours

Rebbe Nachman's Stories for Young Adults

A daring rescue leaves them stranded on this politically volatile land

To which passage in the Targum does Rashi refer

the adapted version of The Family Aguilar has been a favorite for generations

Adler’s award-winning book has been revised for early readers with new illustrations by Avi Katz

In times of uncertainty and fear

And above all