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Friday, October 27, 2006
My Lover the Rabbi, My Husband the Doctor: What more could a Jewish Girl Want?
I just started reading this book and it is fascinating. Ethel J. David has done more and seen more in one lifetime than some people could do in two. The book goes back and forth between tales of Ethel's life and chapters from her co-writer Cheryl Grady Mercier regarding Cheryl's interviews with Ethel. I have only been putting it down to work.
Because I'm enjoying this book so much, I had to write my review even before I finished reading the book!
Get yourself a copy of My Lover the Rabbi, My Husband the Doctor: What more could a Jewish girl want?
sit down and read it from cover to cover. You'll be glad you did!
Happy Reading!
Because I'm enjoying this book so much, I had to write my review even before I finished reading the book!
Get yourself a copy of My Lover the Rabbi, My Husband the Doctor: What more could a Jewish girl want?
sit down and read it from cover to cover. You'll be glad you did!Happy Reading!
Labels: Book Review
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Asterick
Somehow, this ended up not in Reviews, but on my signings page...Sorry for the delayed Review.
According to Mark LaFlamme, eighty years from now, cars will drive themselves and most of California will be gone, but Baseball, that all American game, will still be played. There will still be statiums to go to, but no hotdogs. Mr. LaFlamme frames the ideas of the future in a story told by a grandfather to his grandson.
In many ways, this story is reminicent of Shoeless Joe Jackson.
But, don't take my word for it, read it for yourself.
Happy Reading!
According to Mark LaFlamme, eighty years from now, cars will drive themselves and most of California will be gone, but Baseball, that all American game, will still be played. There will still be statiums to go to, but no hotdogs. Mr. LaFlamme frames the ideas of the future in a story told by a grandfather to his grandson.
In many ways, this story is reminicent of Shoeless Joe Jackson.
But, don't take my word for it, read it for yourself.
Happy Reading!
Labels: Book Review
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