BELIEVE IN SMALL MIRACLES
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 -- possibly the work of angels, or a message from a higher power.
Small Miracles is a collection of such stories that are moving, heartwarming, and inspirational. These remarkable coincidences -- often containing profound teachings, important moral lessons, and even divine messages -- draw us out of the ordinariness of everyday life. 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 within the universe that they offer.
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"ini hampir sama dgn When God Winks hanya saja lebih berupa contoh2 cerita seperti chicken soup, but...it's cool. membuat kita menyadari akan arti dari lebih dari sekedar kebetulan, sekecila apapun itu, walaupun dalan hati kecil kita ingin menyangkalnya dan membuang jauh2 kebetulan2 tersebut..."
— Windyasari (4 out of 5 stars)
“A special little book, an antidote to the stress, fury, and unfeelingness of many people’s hurried, everyday lives.”
— Newsday“Judith Leventhal and Yitta Halberstam amaze and inspire with their incredible-but-true story collections…of wondrous true coincidences.”
— People“Small Miracles is a book you’ll love and cherish for a long time to come. It will make you aware of similar events that are happening to you-those touches of grace that, when we think to look for them, bless us all.”
— Belle“Halberstam and Leventhal have collected several remarkable, almost unbelievable stories. They are totally delightful and would convince any skeptic that God is alive and well and working in all different types of peoples' lives. Relating the most extreme coincidences, the tales warm the heart and move the human spirit to believe in fairy tale endings. Halberstam and Leventhal, in their heavy New York Jewish accents, alternate the telling of the stories. They give a completely believable, comfortable reading, creating a compelling atmosphere, making the listener wish for more of these wonderful tales.”
— AudioFile" Awesome book! Loved it...... "
— Tracy, 2/12/2014" EVERYONE should read this book at least once. You won't believe the stories and you will never, ever forget them... "
— Liz, 2/6/2014" Small Miracles is about " Blessings" that are given to us by a higher power. A real pleasure and inspiration to read. "
— Barb, 1/31/2014" This book, actually oriented toward Judaism, is just what it says: stories of "extraordinary coincidences from everyday life." The stories are inspiring and show, even when they're not meant to, that God really is in charge, and that His purposes for us are loving. "
— Sandra, 1/10/2014" I really enjoyed reading this and knowing that these things ACTUALLY happened. It was inspiring and refreshing to read this book. It reminds me of the scripture "by small things are great things brought to pass." "
— B, 1/5/2014" This is a little book with big lessons of life. Shel and I both enjoyed reading it. "
— Solkon, 12/15/2013" I love this collection of short stories. I have had this book for ten years and reread it all the time for the simple fact that it is a feel good book. It always inspires me to look at events with a fresh perspective. "
— Itb34me, 10/27/2013" A little book of coincidences that can be read just a chapter at a time. "
— Judie, 10/10/2013" Usually love these type of books but this just wasn't good. Stories were told in such a way as to seem entirely scripted. "
— JJ, 10/2/2013" Whether all these stories are true...I can only hope! They are amazing stories and wonderful reminders of the little things in life that can bring about small miracles. "
— Heather, 10/1/2013" Just forces you to recognize the hand of God in your life. I loved it, & I read it fairly often. It is great. "
— Echo, 9/17/2013Yitta Halberstam, coauthor of the Small Miracles series, worked as a reporter and writer for Seventeen, and her work has also appeared in such publications as Parade and New York magazine. She taught Holocaust literature at Baruch College, acted as a public relations director, and worked as a high school teacher. She has appeared on many television and radio shows, including Oprah and PBS’ Evening Edition, and tours as a public speaker for a wide variety of groups. Jewsweek.com named her one of the fifty most influential Jews in America.