Stories that stay with them
Miracle Stories of the Lubavitcher Rebbe — for Children
Generations of children have grown up on stories of the Rebbe — of a bracha that came true, of a child’s letter answered, of quiet miracles that turned worry into wonder. Here’s why they resonate, and where to find them retold for young readers.
Why kids love stories of the Rebbe
Children live in a world of big feelings and big questions. Stories of the Lubavitcher Rebbe meet them right there: a boy who was afraid, a family that needed help, a small act of kindness that changed everything. The miracle is never just the ending — it’s the emunah and warmth that carry the whole story.
Because so many of these stories are true and recent, children feel that miracles aren’t only something from long ago. They happened to people like them — in New York and London, in Melbourne and Montreal — which makes the lesson land and last.
The kind of story you’ll find
Picture a child who writes a letter to the Rebbe about something worrying them at home. A gentle answer arrives — a few words of bracha and encouragement — and slowly, the thing they feared begins to turn around. Or a family, far from anyone they know, who receive help from a stranger at exactly the right moment, and only later understand how it all connected. These are the moments our books collect: real, warm, and told in a child’s language.
Every story in the Amazing Miracle Stories for Kids series is researched and retold so a young reader can follow it, feel it, and carry its lesson — with full-color illustrations on every spread.
Where to find these stories
Stories of the Rebbe and of tzaddikim run throughout the Amazing Miracle Stories for Kids series. Each hardcover volume gathers 50+ stories — perfect for bedtime, Shabbos, or the classroom.