My arms tightened around my precious little bundle, and a prayer rose with such intensity from my soul that it nearly burst my heart. I suddenly began to tremble, and a million voices seemed to scream at me.
“Leichi, you must tell your daughter, you must tell the world! You are duty bound Leichi! You must tell the world!”

Powerful and engrossing, The Scent of Snowflowers told the gripping, true account of the miraculous survival of Rivka Leah (Leichi) and Yanku Klein, with their baby daughter, Faygele, from the horrific fate of Hungarian Jewry during the Holocaust. And Morning Has Come is the suspenseful story following their liberation at the end of December 1944.

The Kleins make the harrowing journey back to their hometown and await the return of family and other survivors. With vigilance and empathy, they not only shelter and feed their bereft brethren, but also strengthen their emunah and ahavas Hashem. As they lovingly help them to marry and rebuild their lives, their constant motto is, “Don’t look back, only forward!”

Filled with hashgachah pratis and raw emotion, And Morning Has Come is a unique opportunity to be inspired by unflagging faith and fortitude – and the ability to overcome adversity.