Mirta Ines Trupp
I recall the scene from the classic movie, “I Remember Mama” where the mother, at the behest of a famous, well-known author, offers her daughter expert advice, “Write what you know.” Jo and Professor Bhaer had the same conversation in “Little Women.” The amount of memoirs on the market is daunting; my wholesome story is competing with some pretty serious material in the same category, not to mention the coming-of-age vampires and charming sorcerers in other genres. My advice is to write from your heart. My book was written out of love- love for my parents and the memories we created. It was written out of love for my children and for hopefully, those yet to come. And lastly, it was written for the love of creating something enduring, something of worth… something by which to be remembered.
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Hello Mirta, I would like to send you a book that I think might interest you and have your honest review. Would you be interested? I would highly appreciate it. Here's a Link to the book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Values-Education-Reflected-Weekly-Portions/dp/9655505332/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1471434990&sr=8-2&keywords=Values+%26+Education%3A+Reflected+in+Weekly+Torah+Portions Thanks, Eran
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