Description
"They're Jewish - write that down. Make sure to send them to a Jewish family."
Ahuva Steinhardt is an accomplished young woman at the cusp of adulthood. Adopted at birth, Ahuva cares nothing about her birth mother, preferring to live in the present. But then her happiness is sabotaged by a twin she knew nothing about.
Rachel Bergmann has everything money can buy, yet one question continues to gnaw at her - who is the woman who abandoned her? Determined to find out, her life takes an unexpected turn and forces her to make a critical decision.
This novel is a story of concealment and discovery, disappointment and hope, one that reveals the complexities of human nature and the wonder of Divine Providence. Join Ahuva, Rachel, and others in this engaging novel as they find out who they really are and confront their challenges in a refreshingly honest and compelling way.
Details
| Subtitle | A Novel |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6x9 |
| ISBN | 9781680254600 |
| Publisher | Feldheim Publishers |
| Number of pages | 264 |
| Item # | 6642 |
| Binding type | Paperback |
| Weight | 0.870000 |
Reviews
Thank you so much!
I think this book belongs in every (normal) Jewish home. For the young veibele, for the teenage daughters, for the visiting einiklach. And even for the man of the house. Everyone can identify with at least one character! And it leaves you wanting more, which I think is the mark of a good book.
Do these reviews go anywhere other than this page? I think they would be helpful for the general public
As far as the book itself is concerned, it is a pleasant way to while away a few lazy hours. - but really, who has time for that? Or should have time for that? For myself (and any other intelligent adult) I would not rate it at all, but I would be more indulgent towards a teenager. For her, I would rate it five stars. It is fun, clean, and not poorly written..