I have not seen the books mentioned in the original post, so I can't
comment on their eligibility for an award or their suitability for
inclusion in one collection or another on the basis of their particular
merits. However, I want to register my opinion that to provide Jewish
children with books t
Thank you, Yaffa Weisman!
Enid Sperber
Temple Israel of Hollywood
7300 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90046
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--- Ann Abrams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well said, Yaffa. I would add that we would also be
> compromising the "J"
> if we don't define Jewish life and identity in a
> broad, inclusive way.
Perhaps, we need to once again define the ages-old
question "What is a Jewish book?"
Maybe we cou
Well said, Yaffa. I would add that we would also be compromising the "J"
if we don't define Jewish life and identity in a broad, inclusive way.
Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel
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I, personally, did not realize that gay life, teen sexuality and interfaith
relationships are limited to left wing liberals only. But then, again, I
thought that Gratz College was on planet earth.
If we don't define Jewish life's rich fabric and identity in this country
in a broad and inclusive
I read Heidi Estrin's post about the Sydney Taylor award in disbelief. Why
are interfaith books allowed in the competition for the award. Is a book
with the name Jesus acceptable as an award given by a Jewish organization?
Is a book that describes celebrating Hanukkah and Christmas acceptable? T
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