This book is about a Jewish Community that, fighting against a lot of opposition, decided to complement their retirement home with a boarding school. Not satisfied with that bold move, they hire a Russian to be the headmaster. And it's right then when they start to acknowledge that there's always a lot to learn from others. That little gestures are master keys to help others to give and receive, and that generosity, faith in goodwill and kindness are fair tools to help every human being to be a better version of themselves.

I loved this book! Such a gem! The characters are well developed and the pace is good. And such a lovely epilogue!
I really hope to read more from this author.
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