The Miracles of Life skillfully brings together Stefan Zweig’s meticulous observations on human psychology and the unexpected moments hidden in ordinary lives. Through the stories of his protagonists who oscillate between faith and anxiety, the author invites us to rethink the concept of “miracle” that we pass by every day without realizing it.

These stories show how strong feelings of love, sacrifice and responsibility can be, at times turning into a warming ray of hope, at other times into questions and conflicts. Zweig’s vivid narration takes the reader from a dark corner to a bright horizon, while pointing out that life itself is a miracle.

This book you are about to listen to is not only a collection of stories, but also a concrete expression of Zweig’s accumulated knowledge of human understanding. Between these lines, you will find yourself discovering subtle details that make your heart tremble.