I didn’t know if my nine-year-old son was ready for it, or if he’d take to it, because he generally likes full-length stories… and the first time he picked it up, he said, “Yea, I want a long story.” And I didn’t push him, and then, later, he just picked it up again, and read it – and read it, and read it, and read it. Again and again, he’s gone through the book multiple times, and he really just enjoys it and he thinks about it and he picks it up, again and again. He picks up other books, but this one he’s taken to over and over, like it never gets boring. He’s asked me to get him the second volume, and I certainly plan to do that, knowing how much he enjoyed volume one.

My sister’s kids, they loved the stories, and in particular, my sister’s kid keeps telling her to read the one about the lion. She’s read it to him about seven million times, and he knows all the details. Thank you so much!

Having a book like Amazing Miracle Stories really puts you on the map, especially with the younger generation. I know a kid who had to be taken in by a frum family, who is new to Yiddishkeit. They made a bar mitzvah for him, and I bought him this book as a gift. The parents said that the kid loves the book, he’s reading it every day. It’s amazing how far-reaching these stories are, the impact they have. Keep up the good work, and Can’t wait to see your next book.

You don’t understand – my wife and my kids, we’re very into books, and we just sat down and opened up the first book, and the first story – it’s so clear for kids to understand, it uses such easy words, and the way you boil down the stories, it’s amazing. Keep it up.

I love it! I’m reading it all the time, and we’re all like, “We only have one book!” so me and my cousins and my brother, we’re all like, “No! It’s my turn! I wanna do it, I wanna read it!” so we’re switching out between stories.

I have to tell you again, Yosef Shidler, a huge thank you, because my boys are gobbling up your books – when I say gobbling, I mean devouring it. Reading for hours at night, I don’t hear from them, and they just fall asleep eventually. They’re making a siyum on one book, and then they go on to the next one. Thank you very, very much.

These books are really wonderful. We really love reading them to our kids… I usually read them half a story a night, but I always end up finishing it because I'm so curious to hear what happens.

I read these stories over Shabbos, and I was so impressed. I was like, wow, these far exceeded my expectations, first of all, the fact that they were so personal – and the different fonts and graphics, the easy way they’re written – they’re so readable. I was extremely impressed, like, extremely impressed, like – wowza!