Whither Thou Goest: The Jewish In-Law's Survival Guide - Hardcover

Sorah Shapiro

9781934440094: Whither Thou Goest: The Jewish In-Law's Survival Guide

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1934440094 ISBN 13: 9781934440094

Publisher: Devora Publishing, 2008

Here are successful strategies for surviving In-Laws and as an In-Law. This work explores the most common points of friction between In-Laws, how to avoid them and how to overcome them. It includes '10 Tips For Getting Along With Your In-Laws' and words of advice and solace from psychologists, lawyers, rabbis, and those with years of In-Law experience. If you're married you probably need this book.

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About the Author:

A resident of Brooklyn, New York, Sorah Shapiro is a journalist who writes for major secular and Jewish publications. Multi talented and multifaceted, with a kaleidoscopic background in law, advertising, psychology, education, Judaic studies, graphic arts and music, it is no wonder she is affectionately referred to as "Renaissance Woman." Supplementing her full time career, she has employed her talents to facilitate the integration of Jewish immigrants from the former Soviet empire and has been honored for her volunteerism in medical institutions. She is a frequent speaker at women's groups in New York and adjacent states on a wide variety of Jewish and secular topics. She is the author of City on Fire, an anthology on 9/11, Nation on Fire, an anthology on terrorism in the Holy Land, and Trials and Triumphs, a volume of inspirational stories of hope and inspiration. About these stories, Joel Carlmichael, editor of Midstream Magazine, wrote: A"I have been reading your stories with rapt attention. You are an entirely original writer. Your wit has given your stories a pervasive irony whose charm is unique. By jolting your characters out of their rhythm and producing chaos in their universe, you have created heroes for the world to admire. You are definitely meant for a large and expanding readership...A" Nisson Wolpin, editor of The Jewish Observer, wrote,"Gifted writers dip their pens in many an inkwell. Each has his or her own favorites. Sorah Shapiro's pen flows with the pulse-beat of a compassionate heart, the tremors of a yearning neshama.A"

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