• Name Author Volume Editor Place Publisher Copyright
  • A Crown of Feathers and Other Stories

    Author:

    Volume: Isaac Bashevis Singer

    Editor:

    Place: Harmondsworth, Mddx.

    Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd.

    A Crown of Feathers and Other Stories

    Wonderful collection of short stories form the master himself which deals with human nature, how people handle their emotions, how they differentiate between dream and reality and how truth is often, 'as the title suggests, hidden in 'a crown of feathers.'
  • Almonds & Raisins

    Author: Maisie Mosco

    Volume:

    Editor:

    Place: Long Preston nr. Skipton,N. Yorkshire: Magna Print books

    Publisher: South Yarmouth, Mass: JC John Curley & Assoc., Inc., PO Box 37

    Almonds & Raisins

    Classic story of Sarah Sandberg in the early 20th century and the life she left behind in Russia and the new life in Manchester. The title comes form the classic line: What the Almighty took away with the left hand, He gave back with the right, the bitter with the sweet, almonds and raisins. Anyone with a background in Manchester will love this.
  • Bride of the Sabbath

    Author: Ornitz, Samuel

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    Place:

    Publisher: Rinehart (signed)

    Bride of the Sabbath

  • Crusader Gold

    Author: David Gibbins

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    Place: London

    Publisher: Headline Book Publishing

    Crusader Gold

    Novel which tells the story of an archaeologist who searches for the lost gold Menorah of Temple times.
  • Dreidelcat

    Author: Wendy Mallin Walinow

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    Place: White Plains, New York, USA

    Publisher: Peter Pauper Press, Inc.

    Dreidelcat

    Lovely childrens' story of Hanukkah through the perspective of a cat family. Charming. Perfect for children of all ages. Purr.
  • For Love and Duty

    Author: Maisie Mosco

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    Place: Long Preston, N. Yorkshire & South Yarmouth, Mass

    Publisher: Magna Print Books & JC John Curely & Assoc., Inc.

    For Love and Duty

    Life of Bella Minsky during the war, the rags to riches story of the famous milliner and how hard it was for Jewish families living in Salford. Another heart-warming classic by Maisie Mosco.
  • From Many Countries-The collected Short Stories of Sholem Asch

    Author: Sholem Asch

    Volume:

    Editor: Translators: Maurice Samuel and Meyer Levin

    Place: London

    Publisher: Macdonald & Co., Ltd.

    From Many Countries-The collected Short Stories of Sholem Asch

    Heart-rending stories of Jewish life before and after The Shoah. Dedicated to the writer's father who was murdered by the Nazis, the values, ethics, humour, resilience and wonder of the Jewish people are all here in its remarkable collection. Very auto-biographic and touching, brilliantly written and poignant in its detail and humanism.
  • Guardian of the Dawn

    Author: Richard Zimler

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    Editor:

    Place: London, 162 Fulham Palace Rd., W6 (ER

    Publisher: Constable & Robinson Ltd.

    Guardian of the Dawn

    Action-packed, bloody account of the last remaining Portuguese Jews in Lisbon, some of whom survived. Fast-paced novel which doesn't shy away from the grislier aspects of life in Portugal during the Inquisition.
  • Hasidic Tales of the Holocaust

    Author: Yaffa Eliach

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    Place: New York

    Publisher: Vintage Books

    Hasidic Tales of the Holocaust

    First-hand accounts, parables, and stories explaining how these brave but suffering people endured one of the darkest times in Jewish history. Their faith, humanity, and bravery under unendurable conditions, is an example and an inspiration. Not easy reading. The notes at the end are highly instructive.
  • Here I Am

    Author: Jonathan Safran Foer

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    Place: New York

    Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux

    Here I Am

    The Jewish angst is in high gear in this novel about relationships and duties between family members; book title taken from Hineini, 'Here I am' when God calls to Abraham.
  • In Praise of the Baal Shem Tov

    Author: Dan Ben-Amos and Jerome R. Mintz (trans. And eds.)

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    Place: New York

    Publisher: Schocken Books

    In Praise of the Baal Shem Tov

    Collection of legends and stories about the Baal Shem Tov's life. Legenda and miracles abound.
  • Jewish Folk Tales in Britian and Ireland

    Author: Liz Berg

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    Place: Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

    Publisher: The History Press

    Jewish Folk Tales in Britian and Ireland

    Delightful tour of England and Ireland through Jewish story-teling, and its relationship to local custom and practise narrated by KK member, Liz Berg's consummate story telling talents.
  • Jewish Legends of the Middle Ages

    Author: Claud Field, translator

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    Editor:

    Place: London

    Publisher: Robert Scott, Roxburghe Huse

    Jewish Legends of the Middle Ages

    Written primarily for children (who possess a very good vocabulary), a curious, odd, old edition, interesting for those of all ages. Seemed to have been published by Christian publishing firm (located on Paternoster Row); some stories, particularly one titled 'A Pound of Flesh' describes the Merchant of Venice saga.
  • Jewish Literature between the Bible and The Mishnah

    Author: George W. E. Nickelsburg

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    Place: London

    Publisher: SCM Press Ltd

    Jewish Literature between the Bible and The Mishnah

    Critical and sensitive examination of major literary works from the Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha and the Dead Sea Scrolls against the history of the times and the position of Jews during that period.
  • Lublin

    Author: Manya Wilkinson

    Volume:

    Editor: Tara Tobler

    Place: England

    Publisher: And Other Stories - Sheffield London New York

    Lublin

    A novel. The story of three young boys on a journey
  • Mistress of the Art of Death

    Author: Ariana Franklin

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    Place: New York

    Publisher: G. P. Putnam's Sons

    Mistress of the Art of Death

    Winner of the historical fiction award, the late A. Franklin, writes a gripping tale of a doctor who solves mysteries. Novel is set in Cambridge but based on the Medieval times of the Jewish massacres in Norfolk. Jewish references throughout. A murder mystery with a twist.
  • Mommy Never Went to Hebrew School

    Author: Mindy Avra Portnoy Illus. By Shelly O. Hass

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    Editor:

    Place: Rockville, Maryland, USA

    Publisher: Kar-Ben Copies, Inc.

    Mommy Never Went to Hebrew School

    A no-brainer, very American book which is so cute it's nauseating. You have to be pretty desperate to read this to your children, who ought to be ages 1-3. What a can I say? I know. I know. I am looking a gift horse in the mouth.
  • Moonglow

    Author: Michael Chabon

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    Place: London

    Publisher: 4th Estate

    Moonglow

    Fast-paced latest novel by established writer and winner of many literary awards, this novel traces the life of a man who became many things during his lifetime and how he remembers it.
  • Mordecai's First Brush With Love, New Stories by Jewish Women in Britain

    Author: Phillips, Laura & Baraister, Marion eds

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    Publisher: Loki

    Mordecai's First Brush With Love, New Stories by Jewish Women in Britain

  • Other People's Trades

    Author: Primo Levi

    Volume:

    Editor: Raymond Rosenthal, trans.

    Place: London

    Publisher: Sphere Books Ltd.

    Other People's Trades

    Essays by Levi about various observations of people, city life, country and natural phenomenon, zoology, astronomy and linguistics. Each essay is a gem in itself from one of Italy's most gifted writers.