Jacqueline Parascandola
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PREMIUM
The Dairy Restaurant
A wonderful survey of a type of restaurant once ubiquitous and now down to a handful. Katchor contributes a worthy and welcome volume to the genre of Kosher cuisine.
Healing Racial Trauma: The Road to Resilience
A thoughtfully well-written and powerful volume best suited for those interested in race relations, community engagement, and religious ministry.
How Yiddish Changed America and How America Changed Yiddish
A wonderful compilation sure to please new and old lovers of Yiddish culture, Jewish history, and linguistics.
Religion in Vogue: Christianity and Fashion in America
With an academic focus, this extensively researched, fascinating account of two distinct arenas of thought and forms of expression will be essential for students and scholars of religion, fashion, cultural studies, and sociology.
Family Papers: A Sephardic Journey Through the Twentieth Century
A moving, wonderfully written history of a fascinating family that will attract readers of history and those interested in Judaic studies. Highly recommended.
What We Will Become: A Mother, a Son, and a Journey of Transformation
This is a vital and engrossing book about how to live an authentic life. Well suited for readers interested in gender and generational family dynamics.
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Holy Disunity: How What Separates Us Can Save Us
Williams uses real-world experience to illustrate how people with different viewpoints can find common ground. Her work is highly recommended for general readers, seminarians, church groups, and local community organizers.
Exactly As You Are: The Life and Faith of Mister Rogers
An enjoyable biography of a man many people believed they knew from his daily show. This warmly written volume will surely delight his many fans. Best for public, seminary and, church libraries.
Lives Reclaimed: A Story of Rescue and Resistance in Nazi Germany
Through extensive use of primary source material, including some in private collections, and interviews with members of the Bund, Roseman writes a gripping narrative documenting the lives of the people who helped others and those who benefited from their actions. Highly recommended.