On Being Jewish Now
Zibby Owens, Rebecca KirshenbaumEssays inspired by the anthology On Being Jewish Now: Reflections from Authors and Advocates.
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Finding Refuge in Israel
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When There Are No Words
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A Light on the Path to a Better Way
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Shoeless on Sukkot
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Authors
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Zibby Owens is an author of Blank: A Novel and Bookends: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Literature; award-winning podcaster of Moms Don't Have Time to Read Book; co-founder of Zibby Books; owner of indie bookstore Zibby's Bookshop; GMA contributor.
When Rebecca's not writing or reviewing children's books, she's teaching kids to love books as much as she does. She lives in Newton, MA, with her family and dog, Quimby. You can reach her at www.rebeccakirshenbaum.com
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