Did anyone recommend the Chaya Burstein book which I think is called Kids
Cartoon Bible? It is excellent.
Dina Tanners
Seattle, WA
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> Hello All --- I was asked to report the responses to my original query (see
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Dear AJL Colleagues,
With AJL 2018 Conference registration under way, I would like to remind you
that members are eligible for stipends to assist them with covering conference
expenses. Stipends are based on financial need, weighted towards applicants
with involvement in AJL. Current members
Hi Rachel,
We have had a few cookbook authors speak and do demos at our
synagogue (primarily through Sisterhood). Most recently we had Paula
Shoyer, author of The Healthy Jewish Kitchen. She was very
entertaining. We've also had Leah Koenig, author of Modern Jewish
Cooking. Both times, we had
Hello Everyone:
Tomorrow, February 7, 2018, at 7:30 PM, our synagogue library will be hosting
guest author, Paul Boorstin, to discuss his new novel, David and the Philistine
Woman, which is a reimagining of the story of young King David and was
positively reviewed in the Jewish Journal by Jonat
Hello All --- I was asked to report the responses to my original query
(see below), and I received *one* strong recommendation: *PICTURE STORIES
FROM THE BIBLE; The Old Testament in full-color comic-strip form*, edited
by M.C. Gaines.
I did purchase it but now that I have it in hand I am troubl
This is fabulous news and such a great start for this new and important award.
Kudos to the committee for all their hard work in making this happen for AJL.
Lisa Silverman
Library Director, Burton Sperber Jewish Community Library
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Today is Day 3 of the Sydney Taylor Book Award Blog Tour!
February 4-8, we will have interviews with winning authors and illustrators
hosted on various blogs. Here is the full schedule at
http://jewishlibraries.org/blog/id/390, and you can find links to today's
interviews below.
*Susan Krawitz*, a
Dear Safranim,
The Association of Jewish Libraries Jewish Fiction Award Committee is
pleased to announce the winners of the inaugural Jewish Fiction Award:
Award Winner: *The Weight of Ink* by Rachel Kadish (Houghton Mifflin
Harcourt)
Honor Awards: *Nine Folds Make a Paper Swan* by Ruth Gilli
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