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“This book brings readers the same lessons that charismatic speakers delivered to listeners in years past.”—The Jewish Week
“In everyone’s life there are difficult moments, when one looks for a ray of light in the darkness. Chicken Soup to Warm the Neshama provides brief stories which can help a person smooth out the “bumps” in life.” —Rabbi Dr. Abraham J. Twerski
Founder and medical director of Gateway Rehabilitation Center, PA International lecturer, author of more than sixty books and recipient of multiple awards
“Parables, anecdotes and aphorisms, like chicken-soup, come in varying flavors. They are all great remedies for greater insights, each with its own lesson, though not necessarily equally appealing to all. Chicken Soup to Warm the Neshama is a rich brew with invigorating offerings for all taste-buds to inspire personal growth and a desire to share them with others.”
—Rabbi Dr. J. Immanuel Schochet Noted author and lecturer. Rabbi of Congregation Beth Joseph Professor-emeritus of Philosophy, Humber College, Toronto
“A book filled with sweetness, love, compassion and sensitivity, just like its two authors. Whoever is in need of any of these qualities would do well to read this book.” —Rabbi Yosef Y. Jacobson
Acclaimed international lecturer, Rabbi of Congregation Beis Shmuel of Crown Heights Prolific writer of thousands of Torah essays and author of "A Tale of Two Souls"
“What’s neat about these stories is the way we learn from them. We make a rational judgment on a real issue – in somebody else’s life – and then start thinking, ‘Hey, what about me in my own life?’ This collection lets you laugh, cry, think hard, have fun and grow wiser all at once.” —Rabbi Tzvi Freeman
Author of numerous books including “Bringing Heaven Down to Earth” as well as articles and essays on Jewish mysticism and practice
“In everyone’s life there are difficult moments, when one looks for a ray of light in the darkness. Chicken Soup to Warm the Neshama provides brief stories which can help a person smooth out the “bumps” in life.” —Rabbi Dr. Abraham J. Twerski
Founder and medical director of Gateway Rehabilitation Center, PA International lecturer, author of more than sixty books and recipient of multiple awards
“Parables, anecdotes and aphorisms, like chicken-soup, come in varying flavors. They are all great remedies for greater insights, each with its own lesson, though not necessarily equally appealing to all. Chicken Soup to Warm the Neshama is a rich brew with invigorating offerings for all taste-buds to inspire personal growth and a desire to share them with others.”
—Rabbi Dr. J. Immanuel Schochet Noted author and lecturer. Rabbi of Congregation Beth Joseph Professor-emeritus of Philosophy, Humber College, Toronto
“A book filled with sweetness, love, compassion and sensitivity, just like its two authors. Whoever is in need of any of these qualities would do well to read this book.” —Rabbi Yosef Y. Jacobson
Acclaimed international lecturer, Rabbi of Congregation Beis Shmuel of Crown Heights Prolific writer of thousands of Torah essays and author of "A Tale of Two Souls"
“What’s neat about these stories is the way we learn from them. We make a rational judgment on a real issue – in somebody else’s life – and then start thinking, ‘Hey, what about me in my own life?’ This collection lets you laugh, cry, think hard, have fun and grow wiser all at once.” —Rabbi Tzvi Freeman
Author of numerous books including “Bringing Heaven Down to Earth” as well as articles and essays on Jewish mysticism and practice
