A congregant gave me over 100 copies of the wonderful resource:
A Rosh Chodesh Handbook: Joining Lilith and Eve, by Carole Burns, Ellen
Cohn, Doris Wachsler, published in 2000, an 87 page, spiral bound, 8" X 5
1/2" -
NOT used.
https://www.worldcat.org/title/rosh-chodesh-handbook-joining-lilith
It is showering here in Charlotte North Carolina. It hardly ever snows here in
the winter and now in April when Pessah is on our mind is a rare occasion.
What is not rare is Heidi’s articles on Kidlit. I stayed home this morning. The
first thing I chose to do was to read the article in the
Dear safranim,
I am finding a number of bibliographic records for books that belong to the
series Hebrew Books from the Harvard College Library. Does anybody now if
the microfilm is being (or has been) totally digitized?
Kol tuv,
--
*Neil M. Frau-Cortes, Ph.D. *(he, him, his)
Judaica, Hebraic
Hello safranim,
Our synagogue library has three multivolume histories of the Jews:
- Social and Religious History of the Jews 2nd Revised & enlarged
Edition, 18 volumes, by Salo Wittmayer Baron
- History of the Jews, 6 volumes, by Heinrich Graetz, 1956
- History of the Jews, 5 volumes
Hi Everyone!
For the past 7 years, I have been going to my friends, the Goodmans,
for Pesach Seder. During the seder, David Goodman, would give short
vorts about the Haggadah. It reminds me of how my mother a"h, who was
a Hebrew teacher in Brooklyn, would also give explanations during the seder.
Amalia, you're so right -- it's a great article and it brightened my day,
too!
Thank you, Heidi, for promoting Jewish children's books with such verve.
The Intersections blog is exactly where we need to be.
Annette
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