The original Hebrew of the best-selling "Harav MiBrisk" has won the hearts of Jews in Israel and world over, and has created a new genre in Torah literature. The research, tremendous in both quantity and quality, covering the entire stormy life of the Brisker Rav; the finely crafted writing; the beautiful layout; and the rare photos included, represent the fruits of many years of painstaking work. 

"The Brisker Rav" series is unique in that it is so much more that simply a biography of the Brisker Rav. Rather, it contains stories that give the reader a flavor for the last hundred years of life in the chareidi world - the issues, the controversies, and the emergence of the vibrant chareidi community that exists today in the Land of Israel

VOLUME 1

This is more than a book - it is a breathtaking journey through the life of a Torah giant from an era gone by. Beautifully designed, with numerous photographs, these pages depict the lifetime of HaRav Yitzchok Z'ev HaLevi Soloveichik with clarity and warmth as well as biographical accuracy. Some of the stories in this book will make you smile, some will bring tears to your eyes, and still others will fill you with wonder; but all of them will stir your heart. This is a book well worth reading, imparting a measure of its greatness to its spellbound audience.

• ISBN: 1-58330-969-1
• Binding: Hard Cover / 603 pages    

VOLUME 2 

This stirring second volume in this comprehensive, well-researched biography weaves together anecdotes, stories, and divrei Torah of the Brisker Rav, HaRav Yitzchok Ze'ev HaLevi Soloveitchik, zt"l, in a unique and eye-opening manner, giving a glimpse into the towering greatness of this gadol. The Brisker's Rav's famed incisiveness, his commitment to emes and fiery love of Torah, and his devotion to Klal Yisrael are all depicted here in minute detail. Translated from the bestselling Hebrew edition, HaRav MiBrisk, this beautiful English edition allows a wider readership a rare look at the life and times of this contemporary Torah sage. This volume Includies stories of the Rav's early years in Eretz Yisrael, the Teheran Children Affair, and the siege of Jersualem 1948, and hundreds of rare photographs and documents.

• ISBN: 978-1-59826-429-6
• Binding: Hard Cover / 624 pages
• Translated by: Daniel Weiss

VOLUME 3

The third volume of this comprehensive, well-researched biography provides a wealth of information on the Brisker Rav's life in Eretz Yisrael from 1950 until 1956. During these years he disseminated his astounding Torah and nurtured countless talmidim - in tandem with his uncompromising stand and battles against drafting women and grave desecration, both of which were the bane of chareidi Jewry in Eretz Yisrael at that time. In addition, this volume contains chapters outlining the Brisker Rav's perspective on child rearing, emunah and, for the first time, the "Zionist dream" and its demise.

• ISBN: 978-1-59826-728-9
• Binding: Hard Cover / 579 pages
• Editor: Yael Goldwasser and Yerachmiel Daykin
• Translated by: Daniel Weiss

Volume 4

The fourth and final volume of this monumental series, spans the years from 5716 (1956) up until the Brisker Rav's passing in 5719 (1959). In addition to chapters depicting his greatness in Torah and his leadership qualities, much is written to portray his extensive efforts toward upholding traditional Torah values, including his battle against the Zionist authority's insistence on watered down Yiddishkeit and the establishment of a modern-day Sanhedrin. The last chapter chronicles Maran's final days, as well as his petirah and levayah.