Search Results: Fiction /judica from Ruth Reaser LAXVESPA

Harrisonburg Virginia: Plume, 1985. first plume printing paperback. Paperback. Good/none. it's a paperback book cover is still shiny there are color loss in the mix here and there and on the edges the glued spine is still intact small amount of where to the foot of the book Expo line DNA on the pages. Perfectly readable still has a lot life in it.the author is a famous Yiddish writer born in 1859 died in 1916 New York is best known for hisTevye stories which were the basis for the Broadway musical fiddler on the roof, originally pharmacopeia of fascinating look at a period of time, and the culture.-- In the Storm Author Sholem Aleichem Publisher New American Library, 1985 ISBN 0452257603, 9780452257603 Length 220 pages Subjects Fiction Literary Fiction / Literary Ruth Reaser Laxvespa@yahoo.com....Ruth Reaser...LAX Vespa shipped United States Post via media mail to fulfill your order, Los Angeles Area I carefully pack your book, hop on my Vespa and visit the PO to have it placed in our… Read More

*Pearl Abraham's debut novel The Romance Reader possesses that quality that distinguishes all great fiction-a fresh look at the universal truths that bind us together. Like Chaim Potok, who revealed the Orthodox Jewish world from a young man's perspective in The Chosen, Abraham explores new ground, offering readers a tender story of a young Hasidic woman facing the challenges of growing up and the demands of her religion....... GIFTABLE Hardcover book in very good condition. Blue boards with dark blue cloth wrapped binding and gold titling in very good condition. Pumpkin colored endpapers. Binding is tight, book appears and acts unread. Pages are clean unmarked. Dust jacket is very good shows no wear........ The romance reader, Author Pearl Abraham, Publisher Riverhead Books, 1995, Book design by Gretchen Achilles, Jacket design Honi Werner, Author photograph by Stephen Speweck, First edition 2nd printing, 296 pages, Book size about 6 x 8 3/4 x 1 1/4 in. Subjects Fiction General Jewish girls........… Read More