In “Goyhood,” Reuven Fenton, known for his journalistic prowess at The New York Post, marks […]
Category: Book Review
‘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 […]
Two recent books with Cincinnati ties
This first book is a new edition of a guidebook to all things Cincinnati. “100 […]
Nesher discusses the history of casting lots
Casting Lots : Ancient Hebrew Divination Magic, by Elisheva Nesher Depending which translations and scholars […]