The Breslov Siddur

I saw several BLUE copies of the siddur in the Pomerantz bookstore in Jerusalem. It may be that they are now printing and shipping the siddurs in blue, due to customer feedback.This is an extremely helpful siddur. The print is a good size and easy to read, very high quality paper and binding. There is Hebrew along with excellent English translations and instructions. The commentaries via Avraham Sutton (and Chaim Kramer) are very deep. If you want to have a deeper understanding of the prayers, especially with a Breslov focus, this is a wonderful resource.

Everything as advertised. Really would have preferred the blue cover but can't have it all. The inside is what matters. Good commentary for davening.

as i opened the box i noticed, like others reviewed here, that it was coming apart. I had to buy book tape and do it myself.The rest is great. tape is 10 dollars so it's not the end of the world. it's a very cool siddur.

The binding on my siddur fell apart. I think the glue wasn't strong enough. Very hard to give a good rating since I love the contents but the book itself is falling apart and it's brand new... it could just be a faulty one that I got. Does anyone else have this problem?

I love it with one exception: in the ad, this book looks blue with gold lettering. The siddur is actually brown with gold lettering. Not the biggest deal ever, but I was looking forward to having a beautiful blue book for my shelf which hosts a number of other chumashim and siddurim in blue. They should upload a more accurate picture.

My husband is very happy with this siddur..... Great price and fast shipping.

I'm only giving this 4 stars because, you can't daven with it on Shabbos. Which is a disappointment.

Amazing book and in excellent condition

I am so pleased to have this Siddur, my very first. It is nicely bound and feels comfortable held in the palm of the hands.