Jew Stories

"Unveiling Hearts" is an enchanting fanfiction romance that follows the journey of childhood friends Kyle and Jimmy as they discover a love that goes beyond friendship. Against a backdrop of societal challenges and personal growth, their story unfolds with tender moments, heartfelt confessions, and a passionate kiss that changes everything. This captivating tale explores the power of love and the resilience needed to overcome obstacles, leaving readers with a sense of hope and the belief that true love conquers all.

An unlikely friendship between two young girls, as opposite as fire and water, sparks the just as unlikely hope and dream of peace between Arabs and Jews: Ishmael and Israel, the enemy brothers of immemorial times. Despite conflict and mutual betrayal, in the end what endures is the beautiful memory of that friendship, as if time didn't exist and it was just yesterday! Except unfortunately for the supernatural vision at the end, this is a true story. Names have been changed.

Hope you enjoy God's word not mine :) bookcover by: FlutterbyGael

The poetry of a young girl during the Second World War.

The Babylonian Exile took its toll on the Jewish population; scattering them about the Persian Empire and leaving their homeland a heap of rubble, suitable only for wild dogs. At this time period, all seems hopeless and many forget their Jewish heritage. But God, rich in mercy- sends people to restore His Chosen People to Him once more. From a Queen who risks her life to save the Jewish Diaspora, to prophets who encouraged the Jews to stay strong in their work of rebuilding the Temple. Here are short stories taken from a point in each of these characters' books. Have a sneak peak at the life of these brave men and women who let God use them to restore His people.

A story about two twin Jews who discover many things as they avoid being captured by the nazis

This is a story about 17 year old Alianna and her life during the holocaust. Will she and her family get out alive? im sorry if there are any historical mistakes

I am Elizabeta Veigh. I am fifteen years old. I am Latvian . I once lived with my mother,grandmother and papa. Mama is dead,papa is missing,taken by the Russains and who knows about Omana. I was training to be a dancer. But none of that matters. Because the Nazi's have arrived And I am a Jew. And as far as they're concerned That's all that matters

Druggie

This is a short historical story that I wrote for a writing competition about being stuck somewhere.

Jewish girl Ida has no memories of when she was little. She lives in a village and runs a bakery, the only thing she remembers what to do and loves. She is taken by nazis and is put in a camp. She tries to keep hope even in the worst times and will do whatever she can to get out and survive. But can she keep hope if all she cares about it destroyed? Come explore Ida's adventure and see the surprise in store for her.

Domitius is just a young boy living in Ancient Rome, just trying to live his life and have fun doing it. But just as Domitius was at the height of his boyhood fun, another boy came up, challenging Domitius' carefree way of life. That opened up a whole new world to Domitius, forcing him to the fact that there is more to the world other than himself.

Short stories about a certain child as he goes through life.

In the ancient, mystical city of Havdalah, the young prince, Baheer, had reached his coming of age.  After years of training and practice, Baheer would sing from the scrolls of the holy Torah on his bar mitzvah. Destiny, however, had greater plans for Baheer than that of any ordinary prince.  On this special day, the angel Mimouna visited the grand synagogue and blessed the child, ensuring that he would grow to become a glorious king with the protection of heaven surrounding him. Growing to manhood, Baheer rose to become the ruler of Havdalah, with fate unfolding just as the angel intended.  Though, not everyone in the land held King Baheer in esteem. The evil witch Soofa was an enemy of Havdalah. She harboured an especially deep, burning hatred towards the miraculous king and his glorious reign. During the festivities for the holiday of Purim, Soofa infiltrates the palace and, defying the angelic blessing, inflicts a curse over Baheer. The curse takes the form of a dark cloud over his head.  The cloud's influence throws the king into a dire depression, feeding off of his negative feelings.  The cloud then grows to a size that eclipses the sun and swallows the sky, leaving Havdalah in an endless night.  To save his city, his family, and his soul from shadows and sadness, King Baheer must journey into the harsh and perilous desert to find the only one who can lift the witch's spell:  Mimouna.  Otherwise, all will be forever lost in darkness.

4 out of 4 stars Review by Pilar Guerrero Lady Ruth Bromfield is the story of a little girl called Ruth who is born from a Jewish mother at the time of the Nazi Germany. She is saved from a certain death by a wealthy English businessman and adopted by his brother, a Catholic priest who raises her as a Christian and also as a Jew. She has a brilliant mind and from an early age she shows the skills of a leader. She goes to the university to study an engineering program as well as religious studies. Ruth works a few years as an engineer and gains recognition. When she is old enough, she becomes the President of the family business, one of the biggest Engineering Companies in the world with an even bigger Charitable Family Trust. The book is a recount of Ruth's education and vision of the world, her beliefs and her achievements in life until her mid-fifties. The author includes many details about Ruth's friends and entertainments, which make the story more human and relatable. The author also describes in genuine detail a few episodes of English history, giving a good description of how people faced those events and how they overcame them. The book is well written; it is engaging and the events develop at a good pace. The tone of the narration is light and sometimes playful. I enjoyed the reading but what I liked the most was the author's attention to detail to describe Ruth's character, moral principles and her leading qualities. This book moved and inspired me very much; for it showed how great projects began the same as a seed, and how the cooperation among different people could bring greater understanding to a situation. I have been thinking about how to apply some principles that the book describes into a project I have right now. I recommend this book to people who enjoy historic fiction, stories about leadership and to those looking for stories to inspire other women.