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Author Jay David
Publisher The New American Library
Format mass market paperback
Condition very good with age tanning
Summary
Growing Up Jewish, edited by Jay David, is a heartwarming and poignant anthology that offers a vibrant mosaic of Jewish identity in 20th-century America. Through the voices of celebrated writers, performers, and thinkers—such as Isaac Bashevis Singer, Gertrude Berg, Edna Ferber, and Alfred Kazin—this collection captures the spirit, struggles, humor, and richness of Jewish life. Each contributor brings a unique lens, sharing childhood memories, cultural rituals, family dynamics, and the lasting impact of heritage on their personal journeys.
From laugh-out-loud recollections to deeply moving reflections, this book is a literary time capsule that resonates with both those who grew up Jewish and those curious about the lived experiences of an enduring cultural tradition. Whether it’s tales of Sabbath dinners, neighborhood dynamics, or navigating identity in a changing America, Growing Up Jewish speaks with wisdom and wit.
Perfect for readers of Jewish memoir, cultural history, and Americana, this book is not only a celebration of faith and family but a testament to the enduring spirit of a people.
