It wasn't how it seemed: short stories about people who jumped to conclusions

Brooklyn, N.Y.: Mesorah Publications (2000)
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Abstract

Rebbetzin Yehudis Samet has double vision - and in this charming and stimulating book she shares her gift with us. What kind of double vision? How often have we been sure, positive, willing to swear - that someone did something terrible? After all, seeing is believing, isn't it? Not always. It is all too easy to misinterpret facts and think the worst, instead of the best. Rebbetzin Samet teaches us how to look for the truth, instead of the obvious. And she does it in a very enjoyable way, through a wealth of stories that have surprise endings. Everyone loves surprises, especially when they are as pleasant as these. Read, enjoy and see how your perceptions change for the better!

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