Dear Safranim,
I am looking for a Passover picture book (with ceremonial objects) for a
child
2 years old.
Any recommendations? Even if it is out of print.
Thanks,
David Elazar Rishon LeZion, Israel
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.geocities.com/d_elazar (home page)
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Shalom Safranim,
Since its inception in 1962, the Elazar Classification System for Libraries
of Judaica has used the notations C.E. and B.C.E. The authors of the System
were not offended by A.D. and B.C., but since the System was Jewish and
devised for Judaica libraries, we believe. as we have alw
>We have copies of one of the tiles that Steven Bergson recommends at a
>bargain price.
Sturm, James. The Golem's Mighty Swing. Montreal, Quebec, Drawn &
Quarterly, 2001 [2003]. Third printing. ISBN: 1-896597-71-8. Royal octavo,
paper covers with flaps, 100 pp., illustrated throughout by the au
>These subscription databases are far from my area of expertise. However, I
>would like to say that 3,800 titles in Yiddish is a small number. The
>debate is wide open, but at best that would represent 5-6% of all Yiddish
>books and at worst as little as 2-3%. Is there any useful database for
>
I did a Google search and came upon a section of the
story-lovers webiste :
http://www.story-lovers.com/listsrabbistories.html
Below are the sources cited :
Cavanaugh, Brian. "The Rabbi's Gift" _The Sower's
Seeds_ (Paulist Press) 0-8091-3138-2
deMello, Anthony. _Taking Flight: A Book of Story
Me
Here's my 2 (Canadian) cents' worth on the question.
--- Rachel Haus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Our library recently received Art Spiegelman's In
> the Shadow of No Towers
> and I've had a heck of a time figuring out where to
> classify it. (By the
> way, we use Dewey, but this could be a q
I need a biographical dictionary that deals with
Jewish literature/authors. I've got biographical
dictionaries for American authors, but I need
something that will have entries for people like Jacob
Wassermann and Grace Aguilar - that will give a brief
biog. sketch and maybe a brief description of
Friends, colleagues:
In what title (book) would I look to locate the following story?
A rebbe says the Baal Shem Tov knew to go to the forest to meditate-- he
knew the exact place, tune, etc. to get the answer from Hashem.
After the Baal Shem Tov, the rebbe knew ONLY the song, and after that rebbe
Safranim,
The AJL Web-site has moved to a new Ohio State University Web-server.
The AJL web-address did not change ( http://www.jewishlibraries.org )
and access should be as it was earlier.
We have some trouble with the AJL Membership Directory: it seems the system
does not recognize User-name and
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Dear Hasafranim,
Our library recently received Art Spiegelman's In the Shadow of No Towers
and I've had a heck of a time figuring out where to classify it. (By the
way, we use Dewey, but this could be a question for all systems.)
LC suggests placing it in graphic novels in the arts section (741
Hello,
I am helping a local Jewish organizaion here in Pittsburgh, PA organize
its collection of English language books. They are interested in buying a
software package called Resource Mate (http://www.resourcemate.com/).
Does anyone out there have any experience with this program? Is it a good
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