Nice Jewish Girls: Growing Up in America, edited by Marlene Adler Marks bilingual just as mysteriously as she

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Job arrives in the form of an avaricious former sorority girl-Smashing the Tablets presents a collection of provocative new readings of biblical texts by major contemporary Jewish writers

This work weaves personal encounters with critical analysis founded in feminist theory

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Nice Jewish Girls: Growing Up in America, edited by Marlene Adler Marks bilingual just as mysteriously as sheChicken soup and Barbra Streisand, lost fathers and first dates, Hebrew school and Queen Esther, seders and seductions. In this insightful, original anthology, forty five American Jewish writers explore the richness of their shared heritage, from the tragic to the trivial. In memoirs, fiction, and poetry new and favorite writers like Grace Paley, Amy Bloom, Vivian Gornick, and Laura Cunningham brilliantly reveal the challenges of coming of age as a