The Book of Letters: A Mystical Hebrew Alphabet

I feel sorry to have to say this, particularly as a student of Hebrew letters via my Torah reading, but I did not really enjoy this book. I found it a bit forced much of the time, and trying a bit too hard to be some version of modern mystical.

I did however enjoy the mention of Mishnat Soferim in Mishna Berura, on page 18.

To Life,
Shira

I feel sorry to have to say this, particularly as a student of Hebrew letters via my Torah reading, but I did not really enjoy this book. I found it a bit forced much of the time, and trying a bit too hard to be some version of modern mystical.

I did however enjoy the mention of Mishnat Soferim in Mishna Berura, on page 18.

To Life,
Shira

This is a nice idea, but if you have any familiarity with the Hebrew alef-bait, the amount of additional material here is small.

This book is the first step in learning and understanding the letters which make up Hebrew. An essential reference, delicately written for all ages and learning levels.

I was surprised how small the book was, it's really more a pamphlet than a book. There are probably better books out there if you are interested in learning more about Hebrew.

The book is designed to serve as a Jewish primer on the Spirituality of ancient Hebrew.

Hebrew language--Alphabet--Juvenile literature.