Hal Sacks wrote a glowing review of Jewish Luck in an article called A remarkable memoir in the Jewish News of Southeastern Viriginia.
Hal Sacks wrote a glowing review of Jewish Luck in an article called A remarkable memoir in the Jewish News of Southeastern Viriginia.
In the the Sun Sailor article entitled, St. Louis Park woman co-authors “Jewish Luck” with sister, reporter Seth Rowe describes the book Jewish Luck and provides interesting perspectives on the book and the writing of the book by local authors Meryll Levine Page and Leslie Levine Adler.
In The American Jewish World, reporter Neal Gendler published an in-depth review, which he calls An inside look at life in the USSR, of the book Jewish Luck. Gendler writes, "As memoir, Jewish Luck combines recollection, researched fact, Page's diary and some reconstructed conversations. Clearly written in easy language, it's packed with details..." 
We were featured speakers at Hadassah Brandeis Institute and Levy Summer Series. Our speaking engagements include JCCs, synagogues, libraries, book groups, retirement communities, schools, and organizations (e.g. ORT, Hadassah, and Women's League). References are available.
"I was very fortunate to be able to hear Meryll and Leslie speak at a Hadassah event in Israel. Each of the ~50 participants really enjoyed the event because Meryll and Leslie were so engaging. While they had a natural rapport with the audience, you could also tell they had prepared well so they could connect with our particular group's interests. I learned a lot from listening to them, and I found their sisterly interaction unique and fun. If you want an enlightening and uplifting experience, attend one of their book talks."
Lisa Shimoni, Modiin Israel
"Truly, you have written a story that makes accessible the reality of existence in Russia, through the eyes of individuals who lived through the various regimes and dictates. It is fascinating and very well told. As I read Vera and Alla's story, I learned more Russian history than I had known from a textbook. That's a big deal, women! You tell the tale with vivid detail and hook us on the two women and their stories, then weave in the history to illuminate their journeys. It is such a necessary book. I am thrilled that the two of you collaborated, as I can see the uniqueness of your personalities come through in the stories, and that, too, makes the book a gem."
Margaret Leibfried, Danielson Group consultant
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