Which Way is Up?

Which Way is Up?The need to be acknowledged and validated is primary for human beings perhaps, in fact, the most important need of all. And with that, Rebbetzin Feige Twerski opens her newest book, an anthology of essays addressing the highs and the lows of life, including sections on dealing with challenges, relationships, and life cycles. Rich with warm reflections, sweet anecdotes, and timeless Jewish wisdom, this book will inspire and entertain, as readers draw

“The need to be acknowledged and validated is primary for human beings — perhaps, in fact, the most important need of all.” And with that, Rebbetzin Feige Twerski opens her newest book, an anthology of essays addressing the highs and the lows of life, including sections on dealing with challenges, relationships, and life cycles. Rich with warm reflections, sweet anecdotes, and timeless Jewish wisdom, this book will inspire and entertain, as readers draw lessons from every moment in life — from the minute to the monumental. Rebbetzin Feige Twerski is the mother of eleven children and many grandchildren, whose number she refuses to divulge. Alongside her husband, Rabbi Michel Twerski, shlita, she serves as rebbetzin to her community in Milwaukee and counsels people all over the globe. The rebbetzin is a popular lecturer, speaking on a wide variety of topics to audiences in America and overseas. She is the author of Ask Rebbetzin Feige and Rebbetzin Feige Responds (both published by ArtScroll), as well as The New Normal, The Future of Happiness, and The Future of Friendship