AS: The buzz about Peas Love and Carrots: The Cookbook is extraordinary, with over 25,000 (!) copies pre-sold before it’s even been released! Where did all the excitement come from? DR: I’ve developed a really close relationship with my community, … Continue reading
AS: Mazel tov! Your sixth collection of stories — just released and already a bestseller! So tell us — what do we see “when the curtains part”? CBW: We see pain. We see angst and uncertainty and fear — but … Continue reading
To know Rabbi Dovid Trenk was to love him — because he loved you. Even if he’d just met you. Dovid Trenk was a once-in-a-lifetime kind of person, and Just Love Them: The Life and Legacy of Rabbi Dovid Trenk … Continue reading
Pandemics. Looting. Tragedies, both personal and communal. And the imploding of many parnassah opportunities — and so many dreams for the future. Tough times. Tough times call for tough measures. Measures like ramping up our tefillos. Like performing sensitive and … Continue reading
AS: The Pnei Menachem, does not follow a chronological timeline. Can you tell us about the format you chose and why you decided to write it this way? RAB: I wanted readers to connect with the Pnei Menachem and his … Continue reading
Mrs. M. Kenan’s previous books, The Betrayal, The Outcast, and The Dark Secrets, have earned her thousands of fans. Wildlands, her newly released epic novel, is sure to delight her old fans and will bring her many new ones as … Continue reading
The Power of Tranquility shows us how to achieve peace of mind and spirit, explaining basic concepts in a way that is easy to read and understand, with many stories and examples. ArtScroll spoke with Rabbi Meyer Yedid about this … Continue reading
Beyond the seudos and the mishloach manos and the costumes and the fun … there is Megillas Esther. There is so much to discover, so much to learn in this beloved sefer. How to deal with Jew-hatred, life in a … Continue reading
Rav Shimshon Chaim Nachmani was one of the greatest rabbanim in 18th-century Italy. In his Introduction to his Torah commentary, Zera Shimshon, he speaks of the tragic death of his only son. He writes, “With His [Hashem’s] enormous lovingkindness, even … Continue reading
Rav Chaim Kanievsky shlita is the “Sar HaTorah,” the gadol ha’dor whose simple home is a magnet drawing all of Klal Yisrael to him. From the four corners of the earth they come, for advice, berachos, Torah insights, or just … Continue reading
