Living Chessed for ChildrenChessed means * being sensitive to other peoples feelings, like the Gerrer Rebbe was * giving sad people hope, like Rav Shmuel Auerbach did * taking care of people you know and even people you dont know like Rav Aharon Leib would do We all want to be people who do chessed for others. And of course, we want to teach our children to be kind, caring, and sensitive to other peoples needs. What better way to gently inculcate lessons of caring and

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By Rabbi Nosson Scherman and Rabbi Meir Zlotowitz

I am confident that this book will be received and will replace secular books of this genre

and unquestioned authority of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam

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appreciate and apply the lessons of Mordechai and Esther

Written by someone who obviously understands teens

BerlingerBy Chana Cohen

features 41 inspirational true stories of the Rebbe from the&nbsp

Yehuda (Yiddy) Klein is a businessman living in Brooklyn