It's been a while since I read this book, so I am a little opaque here... but:What can one say? This book touches very succinctly on how we raise children, and how we might do it better.Based on teachings of Judaism. No, this book does not try to convert you, so any anti-semetics need not fear the read. (Even our drunk and ranting movie star of 2006.) I am contently Christian and am thoroughly religion-tolerant, perhaps with the sole exception of fanatical Catholicism. And I found this book fascinating.Wendy reads the modern parent well, and her book is full of apropos wisdom. Whether you take it or leave it, this is a worthwhile read. Beyond that, I'll not spoil the content or the tenor.