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Title of READ HER LIKE AN OPEN BOOK: "READ HER LIKE AN OPEN BOOK – Celebrating literary fiction by women"

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My first foray into acting was as a seven-year-old Israeli immigrant at PS 179 in Brooklyn, New York. Each afternoon I was taken out of class and escorted into a closet-sized room on the first floor with a speech teacher whose name I no longer remember, but whose pile of dark lacquered hair and sparkling […]

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Each February, during Black History Month, book lovers share their favorite books by Black authors. Many of the books are classics or at least widely known. Here are some lesser-known books by Black women that I recommend wholeheartedly. They concern events, issues, and lives from pre-Civil War days to the present day and represent a […]

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The Jewish Book Council has announced the winners in the 75th National Jewish Book Awards, the longest-run­ning Jew­ish lit­er­ary awards. The awards recognize works that illu­mi­nate Jew­ish life, his­to­ry, and cul­ture. Eli Sharabi won the Book of the Year award, the high­est hon­or, for his mem­oir Hostage, which chron­i­cles his 491 days in Hamas cap­tiv­i­ty. “This […]

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