Writing Books for Children
Children may appear very small, but their neshamas, just like ours, are infinitely gigantic, and always seeking pure nourishment...
Bracha Goetz
Children may appear very small, but their neshamas, just like ours, are infinitely gigantic, and always seeking pure nourishment...
The mother thought she new her sweet little son, until one day when he turned around and she saw a body that had virtually lost its holy soul...
You don’t need to be a rich estate-owner to merit the mitzvah of guests in your home. A warm heart, another slice of challa, and a plate of soup…
We’re turning the house inside out for Passover, but we shouldn’t forgot who the real culprit is – not the dust and the cobwebs, but the arrogance in our hearts…
A Harvard graduate chases to the top of a men’s world only to discover that real gratification is somewhere else, right under her nose…
How many thousands of pairs of tefillin were tossed overboard into the Atlantic Ocean on the way to the land of new opportunities? Why did they throw their identity away?
At a critical moment before total assimilation, a young lady from Queens remembers that it’s Kislev and not December, and that she’s Jewish, not Greek…
Between the braids of a home-baked Shabbat challa are the thoughts, aspirations, and personal prayers of the Jewish wife and mother…
Is your breakfast a double bowl of super sugar cereal? Are you having trouble getting your son or daughter to eat a celery stick? Tell them about Hashem’s candy…
Just like a pilot needs a copilot, our observant-born brothers need us – the Baalei Teshuva – to benefit from our desire to climb higher and higher in serving Hashem…
When people only care about themselves, nobody benefits. But, when they help each other, everyone comes away satisfied, as we see in the parable of the three-foot spoons.
There’s a lot that a person can do to be supportive of a child-abuse victim; the best possible thing we can do is to prevent it from happening in the first place...