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Bricks and Ladders
Ariella Schiller
Bricks and Ladders
Ariella Schiller
Bricks and Ladders
Ariella Schiller
Bricks and Ladders
Ariella Schiller
Bricks and Ladders
Ariella Schiller
I read it for you
I’m an anxious person, so I keep a pillow stuffed with eight months’ worth of living expenses. It’s a little stiff , and the crinkly sound drives my wife crazy, but it helps me sleep better.
Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin
I read it for you
Each morning, Mr. Market knocks on the door and offers his stock at a different price.
Dovid Bashevkin
Akeida Moments
Sometimes I’d believe I could slip into it, if I could just find the portal to enter. A place that would accept me, quirks and all.
Esther Kurtz
Akeida Moments
“I accept Your Will Hashem,” I whispered, “I accept this nisayon, please just give me the koach.”
Avigayil Wein
Mesorah Quest
How did a clandestine Jewish community in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro stay under the radar for so many decades?
Ari Greenspan
Mesorah Quest
High on isolated Indian cliffs, the Bnei Menashe are almost living Jewish
Ari Greenspan
My COVID Hero
We asked you to introduce us to your COVID hero, one of those quiet individuals who moved heaven and earth to lighten your load during this very trying time
Mishpacha Readers
My COVID Hero
As we mark one year since the pandemic changed our lives, we asked you to introduce us to your COVID heroes
T.G.
Jr. Fiction
I lean back on the large sectional and sigh loudly. Lani’s house is just so quiet. The kids are all sleeping, Batya is out with friends, and Aunt Lani and Uncle Avi won’t be back from dinner in the city for hours. I go over the details of Aunt Lani’s dinner outfit enviously in my
Bashie Lisker
Jr. Fiction
Mendy stalks toward me, hand outstretched. I shriek until Mommy comes onto the porch to see what’s going on
Ariella Schiller
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