Sisterhood of the Copper Mirrors: The Legacy of the Jewish Woman, Saul Laya

Connect with the stories and inspiration of your ancestors and reawaken to your inheritance as a Jewish woman.

Laya Saul has written a book that will give todays generation of Jewish women their rightful inheritance: the role models that reveal our legacy and illuminate our future.
Lori Palatnik, Founding Director, Jewish Womens Renaissance Project (JWRP)

In this work, the author has succeeded in taking complicated, authentic Torah teachings and presenting them in a manner that allows even beginners to feel connected to the profundity of Torah. Her target audience, women who are unfamiliar with the lives and teachings of Jewish heroines, will undoubtedly be enthralled by the depth of the ideas and the relevance of the messages that have been skillfully culled from these fascinating life stories.
Rabbi Ari D. Kahn, author of Echoes of Eden

Sisterhood of the Copper Mirrors is an in-depth exploration of fourteen of the most prominent women in the Hebrew Bible. By focusing on the eternal archetypes represented by each female character, Saul illuminates the spiritual lessons these strong women teach us-lessons that are as relevant today as they were thousands of years ago. Saul writes in a clear, engaging manner, making this book accessible to all Jewish women, whether this is their first introduction to biblical heroines or theyve been studying the material for years. The Sisterhood of the Copper Mirrors is an entertaining book that is sure to inspire Jewish women of all ages and backgrounds.
Nina Davidovich Litvak, screenwriter and cocreator, Accidental Talmudist

Accessible and inspiring. Laya Saul tells the epic stories of women of the Torah and brings to life the lessons and values of being a Jewish woman. I am happy to recommend and support such a wonderful book.
Olivia Schwartz, codirector, Chai Center, Los Angeles

Sisterhood of the Copper Mirrors is a marvelous foundational family history that mirrors the wisdom, power, and spiritual DNA of the Jewish woman.
Adrienne Gold, Trip and Education Leader, Jewish Womens Renaissance Project (JRWP)