Jewish Book Month is November each year. Kar-Ben Publishing is featuring
the following authors of new 2010 books. To see a complete brochure
describing their programs, please click here
http://www.karben.com/catalog/free_downloads/Authorbrochure2010.pdf or
send me your mailing address and I'd be
Many thanks to the Greater Cleveland Chapter of AJL for their annual
list of books in honor of Jewish Book Month! It is an invaluable
service for us all. Be sure and check it out and share it from the
ajl website
Thank you so for this, Linda - and Greater Cleveland Chapter - This
is really appreciated.
Etta
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I also truly appreciate the work you put into the book list. I know how time
consuming and tedious a job it can be. I am grateful for your work and the
benefit it brings to so many librarians and patrons.
Abigail Yasgur
A Thanksgiving of bounty and significant acts to make the world a better
It's always the month preceding Hanukkah, whenever that is.
Madeleine Cohen Oakley
Director of Library Services
Adas Israel Congregation, Washington, D.C.
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Dear Heather
There are many books on Jewish themes that do not get the promotion
or distribution that they deserve because they are published on
limited budgets by small publishers or by self-publication. Jewish
Libraries should encourage such publishers and writers by drawing
attention to
Coincidently, the 87th annual Children's Book Week, sponsored by the
Children's Book Council (CBC) will be held November 13-19. Their
website http://www.cbcbooks.org/cb.cbcbooks.org/cbw has some
great ideas for programming and publicity, although none of it is
specifically for Jewish
I would like to suggest that we add a link to the AJL website for
Jewish Book Month. Perhaps JBC will give AJL Council the information
each year in advance so we can post, it or provide a link to their site.
Shana Tova to all!
Joyce
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This is always an issue for me, no info on website, etc. You really need
to dig! Please share info with list, thankyou!
Maureen Reister
Director of Libraries
Ann Nate Levine Academy
18011 Hillcrest Rd.
Dallas, TX 75252
972-248-3032, x.111
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Several programs that have worked well:
A Jewish Book Bingo: Make a bingo card with different types of Jewish
books on it (Holiday story, Israel, Prayer, Judaic fiction, Holocaust,
etc.). Participants win a prize for reading books in the categories to
make a Bingo
One Book/One People: Choose a
Some say November and some say the month before Chanukah.
Wish we had definitive answers but seems we are in a Hillel and Shamai moment.
Irene K. Seff, librarian
Westchester Jewish Center
Palmer and Rockland Avenues
Mamaroneck, NY 10543
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