Wandering Dixie: Dispatches from the Lost Jewish South By Sue EisenfeldSue Eisenfeld is a Yankee by birth, a Virginian by choice, an urbanite who came to love the rural South, a Civil War buff, and a nonobservant Jewish woman. In Wandering Dixie, she travels to nine states, uncovering how the history of Jewish southerners converges with her personal story and the region's complex, conflicted present. In the process, she discovers the unexpected ways that race, religion, and hidden histories intertwine. From South

A surprise ending brings the story into modern times when an archaeologist finds a golden bell at a Jerusalem dig

all Jews have Jerusalem in common

The reader will be surprised by how pleasant and engaging learning Hebrew grammar can be

Kabbalah has become a part of popular culture

the entries are short

Rivka of Thailand is the fourth book in the Lamplighters series

It is beautifully decorated delicate motifs of leaves and pomegranates in pink and maroon

expanded edition with 32 pages of photographs Format: 6

he provides us with a level of understanding that makes possible a richer appreciation of the Jewish experience"

moved from place to place

as well as historical pictures that shed light on the connections between the city of Halab and the Land of Israel

When Rivka married into the Gold family