The River, The Kettle, or The Bird

by Aharon Feldman

A book on the Torah view of marriage. Written with the view towards a male audience. But women should read also.

Genres: Judaism, Jewish, Marriage, Self Help, Nonfiction

First published January 1, 1987

Reviews

[Kressel Housman]

Pretty good frum marriage book, but I think it's geared more toward men than women.

[Jenny]

So far this book has done wonders for my marriage... my husband and I take turns reading to each other each night... and fall over in peals of laughter at some of the ideas that we both find a little "odd".

[Chloe]

This book deals with the most important aspects of marriage, I am glad that I read it.

[Spike Anderson]

Written for Jewish ultra orthodox single men about to get married, recently married, etc. it is good for what it is, a book with Torah oriented marriage advice. And, it is an interesting look into that world

[Adam D]

some interesting takes and eye-opening ways of thinking, but little jumbled in discussions

[Tamar]

Main benefit for me was learning what & how men are taught about this stuff.

[David]

How to improve your marriage using Torah/Talmud scriptures/principles as presented by the great Talmudic scholars.