I was lucky to read four fun and imaginative children’s books from PJ Library. I
Category: Book Review
“Trajectory” a look at a young woman’s remarkable journey
This month, I had the pleasure of delving into Cambria Gordon’s latest offering, “Trajectory,” a
“Goyhood” By Reuven Fenton is a testament to family and identity
In “Goyhood,” Reuven Fenton, known for his journalistic prowess at The New York Post, marks
‘The Genius Under the Table’ by Eugene Yelchin
“The Genius Under the Table” transports readers back to 1970s Leningrad through the imaginative and
“Eight Wishes” by Melissa W. Hunter
The more I look around in life, the more dysfunctional families I see. Thus, it
“Taking Miracles Seriously” by Rabbi Michael Zedek delves into faith and spirituality
In “Taking Miracles Seriously,” Rabbi Michael Zedek offers a profound yet approachable examination of faith,
“The Cook and the Rabbi” a culinary treasure
“The Cook and the Rabbi: Recipes and Stories to Celebrate the Jewish Holidays” by Susan
New book from Gideon Bernstein redefines philanthropy
Giving: A Handbook to Happiness For the Modern Philanthropist, by Gideon Bernstein December tends to
Three recent books for children
Seeing how many people seem glued to their cell phones and other devices, one might
Josh Peck’s new book turns lemons into lemonade
“Happy People Are Annoying,” by Josh Peck Considering the difficult circumstances of Josh Peck’s early