Rabbi Chananya Weissman is one of the most outspoken pioneers in trying to remedy the current shidduch crisis, and he has written extensively on how current sociological, psychological, and political factors have unfortunately undermined traditional Torah values. Tovim Ha-Shenayim takes a refreshingly candid look at the timeless wisdom in these primary Torah sources, about the fundamental differences between men and women, the different roles and natures that men and women possess, and, ultimately how these differences can be blended together to make a successful team.

Tovim Ha-Shenayim: A Study of the Role and Nature of Man and Woman

Religion & Spirituality

Weissman, Chananya

Tendler, Moshe

Judaism

Kodesh Press

<p>The Colony of Georgia was founded in 1732 by General James Oglethorpe as a haven where the poorer citizens of Britain could find refuge and start their lives over. Oglethorpe landed at Yamacraw Bluff, home to the Yamacraw Indians, and their chief, Tomochichi, one of the great revolutionary figures of the native Americans. Tomochichi himself had been exiled from his own Creek tribe, as a result of controversy on how to relate to those arriving from the New World, so he started his own tribe, the Yamacraws. In 1733, the ship William and Sarah arrived in the new colony, carrying Benjamin and Perla Sheftall, founding members of Congregation Mickve Israel. The Sheftalls’ son, Mordecai, later became the highest ranking Jewish officer in Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. The Rebel of Savannah is the fictional retelling, based on historical facts, of the growth of the colonial American south from 1732 to 1791, the intricate relations between Christians, Jews, and Native Americans, the struggle for American independence, and the unifying power of freedom.</p>

The Rebel of Savannah

Literature & Fiction

Tawil, Hayim

Alouf-Mizrahi, Mazal

Genre Fiction

<p>EndTheMadness is filled with sensible and insightful Torah analysis written in a down-to-earth style about what can be done to solve the difficulties on the Jewish dating scene. Rabbi Weissman's writing is humorous and imaginative (the first chapter is about how Chasidim would explain the Shidduch system to aliens), while offering some concrete steps everyone can take to ease the difficulty of finding love. He argues that most of the Shidduch crisis is self-inflicted, which is good news, because it means there is a cure. This work is an impassioned and persuasive argument how everyone-married people, matchmakers, and singles themselves-can take constructive and reasonable steps to bring Jews together in healthy and gratifying marriages.</p>

EndTheMadness: Guide to the Shidduch World

Journeys Into Limbo

Infinity Publishing

This book will help you avoid falling in love, prevent others from falling in love with you, and insure that no serious relationship will emerge from even the most promising dates - all while sparing you the blame and flak singles inevitably receive when they reach a certain age without having wed. Follow these rules and you will not get married. Break them and you have a chance. A serious and humorous guide for navigating the world of unwanted bachelorhood. Includes 30 illustrations and a Survival Guide for Singles that discusses the challenges singles face as they transition from the early years of dating to the dreaded designation of "older" singles. A must read for singles, married people, and everyone in between.

How to Not Get Married: Break these rules and you have a chance

Self-Help

Relationships

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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