“The Lantern of Tai Chi: Lighting the Path Ahead for an Ancient Art” by Brian […]
Category: Book Review
The Christ Hospital’s Jewish Chaplain — Rabbi Balk
“Wisdom From the House of Healing – Transformative Encounters of a Hospital Chaplain” by Hanan […]
It’s not about the men, it’s about the women
“For Women and Girls Only: Reshaping Jewish Orthodoxy Through the Arts in the Digital Age” […]
The mysteries behind violent women
“If Love Could Kill: The Myths and Truths of Women Who Commit Violence” By Anna […]
The stories behind the faces
“The Amazing Eleven: The Story of the Isaacs Siblings from Cincinnati” By Nancy Isaacs Klein, […]
This month’s book selection: simply charming and fun!
I was lucky to read four fun and imaginative children’s books from PJ Library. I […]
“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 […]