Toras Imecha

description of book Glimpses of Greatness for the Aspiring Bas Yisrael. Do you have a role model in your life — someone whose guidance you can trust implicitly, knowing it stems from daas Torah and  Toras Imecha: Glimpses of Greatness for the Aspiring Bas Yisrael provides brief biographical sketches and inspiring vignettes from the lives of nashim tzidkaniyos who lived in contemporary times. Through their mesiras nefesh, America was built into a makom Torah. In collaboration with families and talmidos, Mrs. Malka Weisman has produced a book that highlights the noble deeds and characters of these outstanding women, so that we can apply their practical teachings to our everyday lives. Artist Dr. Leslie Michal Elder has succeeded in capturing the nobility of twenty-two tzidkaniyos through her brilliant full-color oil portraits. The portraits draw the reader in and make the book appealing and relatable to bnos Yisrael of all ages. Whether you are just becoming a bas mitzvah, are already a venerable grandmother, or are at any other life stage, these narratives offer an authentic echo of our Imahos to learn from. Like a cherished companion, this treasury flows with timeless wisdom, whispering guidance on the path towards our greatest selves. “This work distills gems from the lives of some of our finest heroines, tailored to nurture the growth of our daughters.”   Rav Mattisyahu Chaim Salomon, zt”l “Toras Imecha stirs the heart toward yiras Shamayim and good middos.” Rav Nechemia Kaplan “I hope that all the great, chashuva ladies who are mentioned in this book will serve as role models to the readers for what a real bas Yisrael is.” Rebbetzin Shoshana Gifter “Your scrupulous research has painted a breathtaking tapestry of the n’shei chayil that touched our world. Each one is captured in small vignettes that highlight relevant lessons for today’s frum woman.”   Rebbetzin Aviva Feiner “This masterpiece of a book will surely serve to show women of all ages the heights to which they can aspire.” Rebbetzin Malka Paretzky