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A Gift Passed Along A woman looks at the world around herBy Sarah Shapiro (Author)
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Catalog #: PASP ISBN-10: 1578194903 ISBN-13: 9781578194902 Binding: Paperback / Pages: 344 Dimensions: 6" x 9" / Weight: 1.20 LBS Published: by ArtScroll / Mesorah
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Read A Sample Chapter Chapter Three: A Handicapped Look at Disability Chapter Fifteen: Remembering Bracha Chapter Twenty-seven: Why Is This Child Different?
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Sarah Shapiro is a welcome new addition to Shaar Press’ list of authors. There are many words to describe her writing: literature of the highest order, refreshing, intriguing, insightful, moving, funny, touching. We could go on — but the only way to truly appreciate her is to read her. A Gift Passed Along sings with joy of being a Torah Jew in Eretz Yisrael, even in this time of terror and tension. Sarah Shapiro walks the streets of Jerusalem and sees the same surface sights the rest of us do, but she sees meaning beneath the mundane details of everyday life. Subtly and skillfully, this collection of essays explores issues most people avoid, and as we read we begin to think with new understanding and perspective. We’ll nod our heads with a gentle smile when we hear an aging woman say, “I respect age. I would not trade what I have learned for a face without wrinkles. Age is a crown.” We’ll see “annoyances” in a new light when we hear Rabbi Scheinberg’s laughter. We’ll take pride in the Jewish values of people who bring food and drink to the soldiers who have been dragging them roughly off a hill near Efrat. The author came to Torah Judaism and Jerusalem through years of searching and thinking. Some of her essays lead us down the path with her, and in the process give us deeper insights into our own spiritual aspirations. There are fifty selections in this book, some short, some long, all precious. A reviewer of her last collection wrote, “your life may actually change after reading this book.” It’s true. And the change will be for the better. Thank you, Sarah Shapiro, for this Gift Passed Along. This marvelous book is filled with many gifts, and we thank you for them all. Browse Related Books: Inspiration Woman's general
Other Selected Titles by Sarah Shapiro:
Of Home And Heart Wish I Were Here
Table of Contents
Note to the Reader - Chapter One: On the Return of Lost Objects
- Chapter Two: Rabbi Scheinberg¹s Laughter
- Chapter Three: A Handicapped Look at Disability
- Chapter Four: The Wrong Line
- Chapter Five: Something You Already Know
- Chapter Six: Meanwhile, While We Slept
- Chapter Seven: My Secret Internal Negotiations
- Chapter Eight: On Sweeping
- Chapter Nine: When Strangers Mourn
- Chapter Ten: A Gift Passed Along
- Chapter Eleven: If Your Sins Be Like Scarlet
- Chapter Twelve: A Pot of Beans
- Chapter Thirteen: Playing Tug of War With Saddam Again
- Chapter Fourteen: Clash on the Avenue
- Chapter Fifteen: Thinking of Bracha
- Chapter Sixteen: Titchadshi
- Chapter Seventeen: Speaking of Stunning Accidents
- Chapter Eighteen: Some Thoughts on the Burning Flames
- Chapter Nineteen: We Are What We Say
- Chapter Twenty: Deep Pockets
- Chapter Twenty-one: The Man on the Moon
- Chapter Twenty-two: Both Sides Now
- Chapter Twenty-three: In the Darkness
- Chapter Twenty-four: A Watch Amidst the Galaxies
- Chapter Twenty-five: Just a Slight Adjustment of Focus
- Chapter Twenty-six: My Importance: Writing and the Yetzer Hara
- Chapter Twenty-seven: Why Is This Child Different?
- Chapter Twenty-eight: Water, Fire, Babies
- Chapter Twenty-nine: Adam and Eve in the Garden of Jerusalem
- Chapter Thirty: Gym Class Revisited
- Chapter Thirty-one: Things That Go Bump in the Night
- Chapter Thirty-two: Keeping the Baby
- Chapter Thirty-three: In the Suburbs
- Chapter Thirty-four: Lieberman’s Connecticut Wasn’t My Connecticut
- Chapter Thirty-five: A Safety Net of Telephone Wires
- Chapter Thirty-six: M.R.I.
- Chapter Thirty-seven: On Anger
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