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Leah Abramowitz, columnist, writes :

It was a distinct pleasure for me to read Ruth Fogelman's entertaining and enlightening book.

Reuven Ben-Dov, columnist, writes :

Your family doesn’t understand why you made aliyah? Give them Ruthie Fogelman’s diary, obviously written with a deep love for Jerusalem and the so-called Jewish Quarter where she lives.

Dr Joseph Berke, author of Mary Barnes: Two accounts of a Journey Through Madness, writes:

Ruthie reaches out to you with her words and pulls you into a wealth of succulent experiences.

Shalom (Seymour) Freedman, author of In the Service of God, Learning in Jerusalem, writes:

In a series of letters to friends and family, Ruth Fogelman chronicles the rich and colorful life of the renewed Jewish Quarter.

Sam Orbaum, columnist and author of But Seriously and Eskimos of Jerusalem, writes:

We all have tales to tell of jaunts to the Old City. Ruthie Fogelman's tales are different...

Professor Rabbi Joshua H. Ritchie, MD & Liliane Ritchie, authors of A Gift of Love, write:

This lovely book is a delight. It is a privilege to share in the joys and delights of living in the Old City of Jerusalem...

Sarah Shapiro, author of Growing Up With My Children: A Jewish Woman's Diary, writes :

For anyone who has not yet had the privilege of meeting Ruthie Fogelman personally, this lovely, intriguing volume of letters can serve as a visit to her home in the Old City of Jerusalem, along with the thousands of people who have experienced the exuberant, legendary hospitality of her and her husband Yaacov, well-known founder of the Torah Outreach Program.

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