Small Miracles For The Jewish Heart: Extraordinary Coincidences from Yesterday and Today »

Have you ever experienced a moment when a seemingly random event also seemed strangely meaningful, or even miraculous? Whether it was as simple as anticipating a phone call or as dramatic as rekindling a lost love, what you experienced may be more significant than you thought. It may be nothing less than a small miracle! The remarkable coincidences related in this Small Miracles book draw us out of the ordinariness of everyday life. They may contain profound teachings, important moral lessons, or even a divine message. If you can open yourself to receiving and understanding the meaning of these gifts, you will experience the possibilities, the blessings, and the sense of harmony with the universe they offer.

Publishers Weekly

There's nothing "small" about the huge success that Yitta Halberstam and Judith Leventhal's Small Miracles series has enjoyed. With over a million copies sold, the series' heartwarming true-to-life stories have clearly struck a chord. In August, Adams Media Corporation releases the fifth in the series (and the first to be directed at a particular religious tradition): Small Miracles for the Jewish Heart. Like its predecessors, its strength lies in personal stories: a warm and funny tale about a mother's quest for a Cabbage Patch doll (whose assigned name turned out to be a hybrid of the names of both of the child's deceased grandmothers); a chilling what-if story about a man who narrowly escaped death on September 11. (Aug.) Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information.