In A Lyrical Way
Very few of the poems follow an expected rhyme or meter.
For Every Season
The Jewish Holiday Companion has articles for every Jewish holiday, and even contains entries for Yom HaShoah, Yom HaAtzma’ut, and Thanksgiving.
Holocaust Memoir From An Orthodox Viewpoint
The chronological voice within his writing is memoir-like in style – in the sense of a man looking back in time – but with the extant content of rapidly unfolding everyday events, like a diary.
On The Bookshelf
Rabbi Mayer Schiller is a Skver-Rachmistrivka chassid with a passion for the ideology of Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch. Born to a non-observant family, Rabbi...
Who Killed William Of Norwich?
How did an unresolved murder case turn into an accusation of ritual murder?
Looking At The High Holidays Through The Lens Of L’Dovid
Even when our prayers are ignored and troubles confront us, Rabbi Shoff teaches that it is the same God who sent the difficulties as who answered our prayers before.
Should He Stay Or Should He Go
His parents make it clear that they feel the right thing is for Avi to visit his grandfather, but they leave it up to him.
On The Bookshelf
Aside from my own 485-page tome on the subject, Red Army, I think Jamie Glazov did an excellent job at framing things in United in Hate: The Left's Romance with Tyranny and Terror.
Across The Torah Landscape
Each essay, some adapted from lectures Furst prepared for live audiences, begins with several basic questions around a key topic.
Face To Face In 1948
In Culture Shock, readers will also come to identify with a culture from the other end of Orthodox Jewry’s spectrum.
Wisdom From The Sages
Our Sages have told us exactly how we should act – and how our children should act – in Pirkei Avos, Ethics of the Fathers.
Megillas Amestris
A second supposed difficulty actually becomes a reason to corroborate that Amestris is Esther.
On The Bookshelf
My best book is one that hasn't been published yet.
Judging Book Covers
Whether the rest of us admit it or not, covers draw our attentions and create the initial impressions we have with books.
The Le Marais Express
The book takes us through 2 years in the life of Ann’s daughter, son-in-law and their new baby born in France.
Fighting The Good Fight
Chesler speaks directly to her erstwhile colleagues in the feminist movement who ostracized her for blowing the lid off the gnawing undercurrent of anti-Israel sentiment in their ranks.
Living With One Parent
The book is exquisitely illustrated and young children will find it very easy to relate to every page.
Confronting The Holocaust From A Child’s-Eye View
Ackerman’s clear, lucid prose throws the harshness of the narrative into sharp relief.
On The Bookshelf
What books might people be surprised to find on your bookshelves?
A Major Transition
The connection between what I experienced as a high school teenager and the adult I am today did not come easy to me.
Keeping The Kids Engaged – Before And During Pesach
Often I open Haggadot and find depictions of the Makos or slavery that I find troubling for a young audience.
A 350-year-old Rare Tanach Finds its ‘Twin’ in Haifa
How the volume made its way from a 17th-century Frankfurt printing press to finding its twin in Haifa is a fascinating story.
Simchas Hachaim Publishes New Rabbi Avigdor Miller Sefer
It captures the love of the Jewish soul as only Shlomo Hamelech could portray it – and as only Rabbi Miller could explain it.
Through A Torah Lens
Erudite and academic, drawing from ancient and modern sources, the book can be discussed at the Shabbos table as well as in kollel.
Above And Beyond
For those who doubt or entirely disbelieve the phenomenon, this book will change your mind.
Aliyahlogue
Cyrelle Simon lived for over 45 years in West Lafayette, Indiana, where she and her late husband, Purdue biology professor Edward H. Simon, held many volunteer leadership positions in the Jewish community.
Reviving The Torah Ideal
In the introduction to the first volume, R. Katz discusses the Torah ideal, arguing that the Torah’s laws are intended to craft the perfect man and are not to be regarded as ends unto themselves.
All The Lincoln That’s Fit To Print
It’s almost pointless to try to summarize all of the fascinating information that Holzer’s research unearthed.
In His Own Words
The special charm of these letters is their immediacy and authenticity of emotion and description.