Thursday, April 08, 2010

Judaica Press books at clearance prices!

Judaica Press now has "hurt" books at really reduced discount prices. At the moment, that includes Ramban in English, the Jastrow Dictionary, and more. The selection changes...

Tuesday, December 01, 2009

The complete Steinsaltz Talmud set in English (22 vols.)!

Looking for a complete set of the Steinsaltz Talmud English edition? It's here!

Sunday, October 11, 2009

The Jewish Forum is growing

The Jewish Forum is growing rapidly, with more members and new, thoughtful discussions on issues of Judaism and Israel. It's also a great place to post free Jewish classifieds and Jewish organizations' press releases.

Monday, May 25, 2009

Jewish jobs

Looking for a Jewish job, or a job in a Jewish organization? Jewish Jobs is the place to look. You can also post jobs there if you are looking to hire a Jewish professional.

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Techwritingjobs.com - a leading job site for technical writers - is for sale!

For sale: Perfect job site for a tech writing agency or a tech job site! See here for details.

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Monday, December 15, 2008

Jewish (News) Feeds gets a minor facelift

Jewish Feeds has been redesigned a bit. It's a great way to quickly see up-to-the-minute Jewish and Israel news collected from various sites.

Monday, December 03, 2007

Hanukkah toys

It's Hanukkah/Chanuka/however you spell it in English/ time again. The Jewish Book Mall now has a sister site for toys of all kinds, Toys and Reviews. If you're looking for a holiday gift for the kiddies, give it a try.

Wednesday, August 08, 2007

The Jewish Book Blog is moving...sort of

We've decided to start posting our Jewish book reviews on the main Jewish Book Mall site and to make it possible for authors of Jewish books and reviewers to post reviews and comments, too.

The new address for Jewish book reviews is Jewish Book Reviews.

We'll probably keep posting non-review news here.

Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Books Received: "The Optimistic Jew"

Newly received, waiting for a review: The Optimistic Jew: A Positive Vision for the Jewish People in the 21st Century by Tsvi Bisk. The publisher is Maxanna Press.

Publication date is August 1.

Stay tuned...

Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Shavuot books

Shavuot, perhaps the least ritually enriched holiday of the three festivals. But fear not: there are books and CDs about Shavuot. See Shavuot books at - where else? the Jewish Book Mall.

Wednesday, May 16, 2007

Jerusalem Day (Yom Yerushalayim)

Today is Jerusalem Day. Celebrate with a book, music, movie, game, magazine, software, Judaica item, or even clothing related to Jerusalem.

Monday, May 14, 2007

Operation Solomon reviewed

Few in the Western world are aware of the story: in a day and a half in May, 1991, Israel airlifted 14,310 black Jews from Ethiopia to safety in the Jewish state.

Stephen Spector has written a thoughtful account of this rescue, titled Operation Solomon: The Daring Rescue of the Ethiopian Jews (Oxford, 2005) with in-depth analysis of all the people and organizations involved. It's now available in both hard and soft covers, and should be required reading for anyone who has ever heard (false) charges of racism thrown at Israel and Zionism. Really, how many countries would have done the same?

Thursday, May 03, 2007

Divahn is delightful

Not long ago, we had the pleasure of attending a benefit concert for the people of Darfur. One of the two acts perfroming was the delightful Divahn, a musical mix of Persian and other Middle Eastern Jewish rhythms with...believe it or not, instruments that include a banjo.

The vocals are powerful. The instrumentation is cool. You never heard Dror Yikra at double time before? Give Divahn a listen.

Friday, April 27, 2007

Jewish conspiracies?

It's far from the best selling Jewish book at Amazon...but if you search for "jewish", it's the first result. One reviewer says anti-Semites should read it. But we wonder if they'd get the joke. Yes, it's a humor book.

Thursday, April 26, 2007

Jewish Posters

In the blogosphere, there are Jewish posters, and then there are Jewish posters.

The former are those who post in Jewish blogs; um, like this one.

The latter are the kind with pictures of Israeli desert landscapes or Marc Chagall prints. These can be found at the Jewish Book Mall's Jewish Posters page.

Tuesday, April 24, 2007

Capital Punishment in the Talmud - Book Wins Award

From a JTS press release:
Dr. Beth Berkowitz, Assistant Professor of Talmud and Rabbinics at The Jewish Theological Seminary, has been awarded the 2006 Baron Book Prize for her book Execution and Invention: Death Penalty Discourse in Early Rabbinic and Christian Cultures (Oxford University Press 2006).

Presented by the American Academy for Jewish Research, the Baron Book Prize recognizes the author of an outstanding first book in Jewish studies that makes a significant contribution to the field. All winners must have received their doctorates within the past seven years.

Execution and Invention argues that the ancient Rabbis augment their own authority through their laws of capital punishment. This argument runs counter to the commonly held position that the Rabbis opposed capital punishment and did everything they could to abolish it.

Dr. Berkowitz specializes in rabbinic literature, Judaism and Christianity in late antiquity, ritual studies, theories and methods in the study of religion, and cultural criticism. Dr. Berkowitz received a bachelor of arts, master of philosophy, and doctorate in religious studies from Columbia University. In addition, she holds a master of arts from University of Chicago Divinity School. She was a post-doctoral fellow in the Program of Judaic Studies in the Religious Studies Department at Yale University from 2001 to 2003. Dr. Berkowitz has taught at Columbia University and Yale University. Currently, she is working on a book titled Anxieties of Identity in Jewish Reading: Leviticus 18:3 and the Laws of the Gentiles.

Available via the Jewish Book Mall at http://www.jewishbookmall.com/shop/asinsearch_0195179196/Execution+and+Invention:+Death+Penalty+Discourse+in+Early+Rabbinic+and+Christian+Cultures.html

Monday, April 23, 2007

Happy Yom Ha'atzmaut!

It's Israel's Independence Day. Why not celebrate with products from Israel, a book on Israel, or a CD of Israeli music?

New look for the Jewish Book Mall

Nothing earthshaking, but it had been several years since we'd updated the look of the Jewish Book Mall site. How many? Well, it hadn't actually changed much since we got on the web in 2002.

Sure, the contents change all the time. But we decided the yellowish parchment look was getting tired. Now there's a plain white background and a somewhat more modern-looking font.

Comments welcome. We won't be offended if you tell us we're wearing a plaid jacket over a striped shirt. The Jewish Book Mall recognizes that it must pay some semblance of homage to design taste. It's just that we'd rather focus on Jewish books.

New look for the Jewish Book Mall

Nothing earthshaking, but it had been several years since we'd updated the look of the Jewish Book Mall site. How many? Well, it hadn't actually changed much since we got on the web in 2002.

Sure, the contents change all the time. But we decided the yellowish parchment look was getting tired. Now there's a plain white background and a somewhat more modern-looking font.

Comments welcome. We won't be offended if you tell us we're wearing a plaid jacket over a striped shirt. The Jewish Book Mall recognizes that it must pay some semblance of homage to design taste. It's just that we'd rather focus on Jewish books.

Wednesday, December 13, 2006

What to get the kinder for Hanuka

By us, there shouldn't be presents at Hanuka, because how can something material compare with freedom (i.e. what the holiday is about)?

But if you (or those around you) insist, a brand-new site called Toys and Reviews offers prices and reviews from other customers.

Wednesday, November 01, 2006

The Jewish Forum

There is a new discussion site out there for all issues related to Jews, Judaism, Israel, and Jewish life: The Jewish Forum.

Sunday, September 10, 2006

Encyclopedia Judaica - A new edition!!

Wow! A new edition of the Encyclopaedia Judaica is coming out!

This is a major event in the world of Jewish scholarship, and in fact of Jewish culture.

The ISBN is 0028659287.

Sunday, April 09, 2006

Arnold Eisen Books

The Jewish Forward says that Arnold Eisen, professor of Jewish Culture and Religion at Stanford University, has been nominated by the search committee to be the next chancellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary. Here are some books by Arnold Eisen.

Sunday, April 02, 2006

Mikraot Gedolot in English! The Commentator's Bible: The Jps Miqra'ot Gedolot: Exodus

Torah fans, there is now a wonderful (partial) edition of Mikraot Gedolot - in English! The first volume, The Commentator's Bible: The JPS Miqra'ot Gedolot: Exodus has been published by the Jewish Publication Society, and now you can find Rashi, Ramban, Ibn Ezra, and the other commentators speaking, as it were, colloquial English. And yes, it is colloquial, not literal. Translator Michael Carasik purposely renders the medieval Torah scholars as if they were speaking modern American English, and they relate in their commentaries to the Torah text as translated by JPS. What an idea - to render authors who lived centuries ago so as to make them sensible to readers today.

A pleasure to read, and a wonderful tool for English readers to listen in on the conversations among the commentators across the centuries, all relating to the same text, and to each other. Official Jewish Book Mall rating: 5 out of 5 stars. Add this one to your Judaica library!

Monday, February 13, 2006

The Rebbe's Army : Inside the World of Chabad-Lubavitch - jewishbookmall.com Info and Reviews

We just read The Rebbe's Army : Inside the World of Chabad-Lubavitch - jewishbookmall.com Info and Reviews. If you would like to understand Chabad and the powerful drive of Chabadniks in their outreach to other Jews, you will do well to read this beautifully-written, sympathetic yet objective, highly readable book.

4.5 out of 5 stars!

Tuesday, January 03, 2006

Talmud Reference Guide by Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz

It's out of print, and hard to find - but a wonderful Talmud study resource. Add the Talmud Reference Guide (Talmud the Steinsaltz Edition) to your Jewish bookshelf. Also a lovely gift to your favorite English-reading Talmud student.

Monday, November 28, 2005

ShulHost - Web Hosting and Webmaster Services for Synagogues

ShulHost - Web Hosting and Webmaster Services for Synagogues is now up and running.

Imagine: a web hosting service just for shuls! If your temple web site is something like 50 years out-of-date, try ShulHost, where all you have to do is email your updates to them, and they do the rest.

JPS Torah Commentary Set - jewishbookmall.com Info and Reviews

Wow! You can get the 5-volume JPS Torah Commentary in a special order for $189 - the usual price is more like $300. Snap itup fast!

Be Still and Get Going : A Jewish Meditation Practice for Real Life - jewishbookmall.com Info and Reviews

We see Rabbi Alan Lew has a new book out: Be Still and Get Going: A Jewish Meditation Practice for Real Life.

Rabbi Lew's previous books have been rich and deep, so we hope to post a review of this one when we get a chance.

Saturday, November 05, 2005

Jewish Feeds, again

Where can you go to get always up-to-date Jewish and Israeli news from Jewish sources? Jewish Feeds, of course. Everything from kosher sex to mergers of Israeli companies. Hmm...is there a connection? :)

Have a good nosh.

Wednesday, November 02, 2005

Techwritingjobs - Jobs and Info for Technical Writers

Here's a nice site for technical writers looking for work, and for how to hire tech writers.

Wednesday, October 26, 2005

Web hosting with free domain name

An inclusive package of affordable web services, including a free domain name, is at The Hosting Team.

Thursday, September 29, 2005

Jewish Book Mall - Jewish books, and now Jewish Dates (the calendar kind, that is!)

Not only can you see today's Jewish news headlines on the Jewish Book Mall, now you can also see what today is: that is, what today's Hebrew date is. Convenient!

Monday, September 26, 2005

Judaica Press Books and Software now at Jewish Book Mall

The Jewish Book Mall now features hundreds of books and software from Judaica Press, including the famous Judaica Press Books of the Bible series (Mikraot Gedolot in Hebrew and English).

Monday, September 12, 2005

Any writers or doctors in the house?

Other book sites you will enjoy are Writers Book Mall, with - you guessed it, books for writers, and the Doctors Book Store, where medical and health books are sorted by specialty.

Sunday, September 11, 2005

Jewish calendars for 5766 are here

Need a Jewish calendar? There's lots of them now online at the Jewish Book Mall Jewish Calendars page. Plug into Jewish time!

Saturday, September 10, 2005

More on JewishFeeds.com - Jewish feeds with Jewish and Israel news and culture

JewishFeeds.com is now fully live, with regular updates on Jewish and Israeli news and culture (think Parsha, Judaism issues, etc.). The categories currently include Jewish News Feeds, Judaism and Torah Feeds, Jewish Children's Feeds, Israel News Feeds, Israel Business News Feeds, and Israel Government News Feeds.

What's not to like?

Sunday, September 04, 2005

JewishFeeds.com - Jewish feeds with Jewish and Israel news and culture

How about a site that gives you constantly-updated Jewish news, news from Israel, and sources on Judaism and Torah? Well, that site would be JewishFeeds.com. Enjoy your nosh!

Tuesday, August 30, 2005

Books from Jewish Lights at Jewish Book Mall

You know, if you ever thought that Jewish books were old and stuffy and musty - and let us humbly point out that you would have been wrong in any case - have a look at some of the great books coming from Jewish Lights Publishing. Where else, but at the Jewish Book Mall page devoted to books from Jewish Lights?

Sunday, August 21, 2005

This is Real and You Are Completely Unprepared, by Rabbi Alan Lew

While it may seem that the Jewish holidays are "late" this year - actually, Rosh Hashanah is always right on time, on the first of Tishrei (though sometimes September can come early or late) - there is more to preparing for the new year than showing up to shul at the appointed time. Rabbi Alan Lew guides you on a spiritual journey starting with the month of Elul, going through the days of awe as part of the penitential season in Judaism.

Rabbi Lew is a gifted and sensitive thinker and writer. This is Real and You Are Completely Unprepared is a gem of a book! Official Jewish Book Mall rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars.

Sunday, August 14, 2005

Jewish and Israeli Music - CDs and tapes

Have you seen the Jewish Book Mall Jewish Music page? See Jewish Book Mall - Jewish and Israeli Music - CDs, tapes for albums by close to 300 different musicians, and almost 900 different Jewish CDs, from klezmer to Israeli to Yiddish to cantorial to Yemenite, with a little kosher reggae and other interesting concoctions thrown in to boot.

Jewish music makes a great holiday gift, too.

Wednesday, August 10, 2005

Jewish News Archive - new format

We've changed the format of the Jewish News Archive to make it a bit easier to read. Each weekday, the top Jewish and Israeli news stories of the day from JTA go into our archive. You can use it to stay current or to look up old news.

Wednesday, June 22, 2005

Rashi's Daughters, Book 1: Joheved - A Jewish Book Mall Review

Well, with our busy duties tending the Jewish Book Mall, we don't often have time to write reviews of individual books ourselves. Of course, we include reviews from readers like you on all products where they're available, but that's a different story.

This book grabbed our attention, though. Rashi's Daughters, Book 1: Joheved by Maggie Anton is a lovely book, and of course it's only the first of a series. You become very quickly transported to medieval France, where you join the family of Rashi, the most famous exegete of the Hebrew Bible and Talmud to this day, 1000 years later. You can see the family around the dinner - or disner - table.

If you want to get a sense of what the life of Rashi and his daughters was like, this is the book. The author says she spent a decade researching it, and we believe it. Certainly with regard to the details of French life then, and also with regard to Jewish life in France, Anton has done her job. She also does a very creditable job with regard to some of Rashi's work, quoting from his known responsa on kosher meat and, of course, wine.

No book is without its imperfections. The small ones we noted were misspelling of the Hebrew word for marriage, which should be nisuin, not niusin(which appears that way at least twice). And while we don't know if Rashi's daughters attended synagogue with him on weekdays, it would be a very different synagogue than what we know if the family would eat breakfast before going and then eat lunch upon returning - Saturday services, being the Sabbath, can last several hours, but weekday services are generally brief so as to allow congregants to arrive at work in a timely fashion.

Other books have been written about Rashi. This one is about his daughters, and of course this is clearly indicated by the title. So do not be surprised that the perspective is decidedly focused not on Rashi or his scholarship, but on Joheved, her sisters, and other female characters. There is sex, and childbirth, and midwifing, and love. True, there is also women engaging in business, agriculture, and Talmud study, alongside the male characters in the story. But this is definitely the book form of what you'd call a chick flick in the film business.

Official Jewish Book Mall rating: 4.5 out of 5.0.

Enjoy!

Tuesday, June 21, 2005

New Tools blog

There's a new Tool of the Day blog that offers a daily explanation of what various tools are.

Tuesday, June 07, 2005

More on Artscroll Sale

Not to be repetitive and redundant, or to say the same thing twice and then say it again, our fiduciary responsibilities as your Jewish book mavens would be unfulfilled if we didn't emphasize that, if you're thinking of buying anything from Artscroll, now is the time.

So, click here to see Artscroll Talmuds, and here to see other Artscroll seforim, or here to go straight to Artscroll. Nu, do it today.

There, we feel much better.

Jewish Book Mall - Artscroll sale!

Artscroll books - all of them! are now on sale, through June 27, for 20% off! See Jewish Book Mall - Artscroll.

Did we mention that Artscroll's seforim are on sale for 20% off? Well, so is all their software and their audio collection, too!

Monday, June 06, 2005

Kosher Foods - jewishbookmall.com

Almost forgot: for Shavuot, you may need a kosher cookbook so you can whip up those light dairy dishes that are the culinary trademark of the holiday. See Kosher Foods - jewishbookmall.com.

Sunday, June 05, 2005

Toolsandreviews.com

Here's another favorite site of ours: Tools and Reviews.

Saturday, June 04, 2005

Shavuot books at jewishbookmall.com

Here are some kids' and adults' Shavuot books: Shavuot books. Of course, Shavuos is zman matan Torah, the time when we commemorate the Giving of the Torah on Mt. Sinai to Moses...so you may also want to check out our Torah, Bible, Chumash, Tanach, etc. collection as well.

Friday, June 03, 2005

Jewish Posters

Our Jewish Posters page has what we think may be one of the largest collections of Jewish and Israeli posters in one place. (We've gathered them from several different sources, each of which has some unique items.) You can find anything from Marc Chagall to old Zionist posters to one called Yiddish Cowboy and a Yiddish Eye Chart. Nope, we're not making this up...

Many are available not only as posters, but also as art prints and photos.

Thursday, June 02, 2005

Artscroll Talmud / Schottenstein Gemara

Our Artscroll Talmud / Schottenstein Gemara page has just been redone. It now includes the entire set and lists both the full-size and daf yomi editions for each tractate.

We also added more explanation of the Artscroll Talmud page layout, and how the facing English and Hebrew pages work together.

Monday, May 30, 2005

Rashi's Daughters, Book 1: Joheved - on the Jewish Book Mall "to review" list...

We're reading Rashi's Daughters, Book 1: Joheved with the hope of posting an official Jewish Book Mall review soon.

Jewish Book Mall - Seforim/Sifrei Kodesh, Torah, Talmud, Artscroll, CDs, Hebrew, Bible, Mishnah, Steinsaltz, & more books

The Jewish Book Mall - main page now includes the top Jewish bestsellers from Amazon. So you can not only see what other people are reading...but also what others think counts as a Jewish book! :)

Tuesday, May 24, 2005

Jewish News Archive goes RSS!

You can now get the Jewish Book Mall Jewish News Archive via RSS.

Friday, May 20, 2005

Jewish News Archive

The Jewish Book Mall, in cooperation with the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, proudly presents the Jewish News Archive. Jewish news headlines are updated daily, Monday through Friday, and each day's news is archived here as well.

Sunday, May 08, 2005

Jewish News Archive

The Jewish Book Mall, in cooperation with the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, now offers the JTA daily news summary. You can see the Jewish News Archive here.

Sunday, March 27, 2005

Artscroll Talmud

Especially now that the new daf yomi cycle of daily Talmud study has begun, there's a lot of interest in the Artscroll Talmud, aka the Schottenstein edition. It has a running translation and commentary similar to Steinsaltz, but with each Hebrew/Aramaic phrase also included before the translation. Nice for daf yomi, where you want to cover ground quickly but also want to feel like you're still doing the sugya not entirely in English.

Friday, March 18, 2005

Kosher Cookbooks

Hmm. Maybe that should be kosher kookbooks? Whatever.

Many delightful kosher cookbooks and books about keeping kosher here: Kosher Foods. You can find titles such as Kosher by Design, Let My People Eat (and other Passover cookbooks) How to Keep Kosher, and The Foods of Israel Today (we've got that at home, yum).

Jewish Bestsellers

Announcing the regularly updated Jewish Bestsellers list: Jewish Bestsellers. These are the top 50 books of Jewish content at Amazon. Of course, you can also see way beyond the top 50 bestselling Jewish books. Peruse to your heart's desire...

Soncino Talmud

Another helpful Talmud edition is Soncino, which has an English translation on the facing page with the Hebrew/Aramaic original. And the CD-ROM version allows you to open up windows for each, plus Rashi, and when you scroll in one, the others move along with you. Cool, eh? See our Soncino Talmud page: Soncino Talmud.

Steinsaltz Talmud

The Steinsaltz Talmud in English is out of print. Beautiful, wonderful - but out of print. So some volumes, especially the later ones, are getting hard to find.

The Steinsaltz Talmud in Hebrew is also a little hard to find in the US.

But fear not. Our Steinsaltz Talmud page - Steinsaltz Talmud - gathers them in one convenient place, with links to where you can purchase them. Enjoy your learning!

Jewish Book Mall - Jewish/Israeli Magazines and Newspapers (Jerusalem Post, Jerusalem Report...)

Say you grew up in Israel, and you'd like to stay in touch with mah shekoreh ba'aretz. Or maybe you grew up in Detroit and miss the Jewish News.

Not a problem. Our Jewish/Israeli magazines and newspapers page - Jewish Book Mall - Jewish/Israeli Magazines and Newspapers (Jerusalem Post, Jerusalem Report...) has your hometown Jewish newspaper.

Saturday, February 19, 2005

Jewish and Israeli Posters

We've assembled perhaps the largest collection from multiple suppliers of Jewish and Israeli Posters.

Posters and art prints, framed or not, of Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish ritual art and religious subjects, famous rabbis, and art by Jewish artists (especially Marc Chagall and Arthur Szyk).

Jewish art in one web page...

Tuesday, February 08, 2005

Jewish Book Mall - Over 100 Haggadot/Haggadahs for Passover/Pesach including Artscroll Haggadahs

...and if Purim is coming, Pesach isn't far behind. Haggadot 'r us!Jewish Book Mall - Over 100 Haggadot/Haggadahs for Passover/Pesach including Artscroll Haggadahs

Jewish Book Mall - Jewish and Israeli Music - CDs, tapes

If you're looking for Jewish or Israeli music...or klezmer, Yemenite, Hasidic, Ladino, cantorial, ... then see Jewish Book Mall - Jewish and Israeli Music - CDs, tapes, featuring close to 300 different musicians and 900 Jewish CDs.

Purim - jewishbookmall.com Info and Reviews

It's the Hebrew month of Adar, so the holiday of Purim is coming! See Purim - jewishbookmall.com Info and Reviews

Monday, February 07, 2005

Jewish DVDs

We've added Jewish DVDs and even more Jewish music to the site: Jewish Book Mall - Jewish books - Torah to Talmud to dictionaries and kosher cookbooks.

Friday, December 24, 2004

New sourcebook on the Tallit (Jewish prayer shawl)

Hot off the presses, a first-ever anthology of writings in English on the tallit (tallis), called Enveloped in Light: A Tallit Sourcebook, by Rabbi Dov Peretz Elkins and Steven Schwarzman, isbn # 0918834260, $20 from Pomegranate Books.

It's got halakha (Jewish law), history of the tallit (including a modern-day detective story in tracking down an ancient snail for the special blue color called tekehelet, essays, poems, sermons, and stories by S.Y. Agnon, Yehuda Amichai, Israeli and American rabbis, and ordinary people with extraordinary stories about the tallit in their lives. Good bar/bat mitzvah gift, but also for grownups.

Sunday, August 08, 2004

New klezmer band

There's a lot of klezmer music out there, and much of it is very sophisticated...too sophisticated for our tastes, actually. So it's a pleasure to tell you about Kol Haruach, which is every bit as talented musically as the others, but whose first CD, In the Beginning, is light, fun, and foot-tapping klezmer.

Now at the Jewish Book Mall's Music page (along with almost 900 other Jewish CDs).

Sunday, July 11, 2004

Shavuot Books

Rounding out our newly-expanded Jewish holiday section is a new Shavuot Books page. Of course, Shavuot being zman matan torah, there are plenty of other books on the site appropriate for the holiday.

Purim Books

Our new Purim Books page. That Sammy Spider sure gets around, from holiday to holiday...

Simchat Torah Books

Announcing a small page devoted to Simchat Torah Books. Zeh mah yesh.

Sukkot Books

Also added: Sukkot Books.

Yom Kippur Books

We've added a Yom Kippur Books page in our newly-expanded Jewish Holidays section.

Rosh Hashanah Books

We've added a Rosh Hashanah Books page, including children's books.

Hasidism

Just added a Hasidism books page.

Saturday, July 10, 2004

Talmud sets

In addition to the various English editions (Steinsaltz, Soncino, Artscroll Schottenstein), we now also have traditional Vilna shas editions from Moznaim and Penninim.

Steinsaltz Talmud

Readers have been asking, so now we have a page with the Steinsaltz Talmud in both Hebrew and English editions.

Friday, July 09, 2004

5765/2005 Jewish calendars are arriving

A bunch are already available, though not all. See the Jewish Book Mall
Calendars page for the current list.