Author: Reviewed by Steve Lipman

“The goal of the Seder,” she writes in the book’s introduction, “is to leave everyone on a higher spiritual level.”

The book’s tacit message: you don’t have to be a big macher to do big things.

When we take what is a tragic event and use it to enhance our awareness of Hashem, then the merits can be used as comfort.

Even while mourning, our sights are invariably set on the future.