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- Author:Silvia Tennerbaum
- ISBN:0708814786
- ISBN13:978-0708814789
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- Publisher:Futura; New Ed edition (1979)
- Pages:400 pages
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- Rating:4.8
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Rachel, the Rabbi's Wife.
Rachel, the Rabbi's Wife. By (author) Silvia Tennenbaum.
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Book Overview This is a thoroughly enjoyable story about a year in the life of Rachel Sonnshein, the wife of a rabbi in the suburbs of Long Island.
This is a thoroughly enjoyable story about a year in the life of Rachel Sonnshein, the wife of a rabbi in the suburbs of Long Island. It's an interesting peak behind the scenes as the rabbi works to renew his contract then becomes involved with the wife of one of his rich congregants. Meanwhile Rachels forms a close bond with her son. This was a warm, witty, intelligent read. Tennenbaum, Silvia. Books for People with Print Disabilities. Internet Archive Books. Uploaded by Andy Wilcoxon on March 31, 2010. SIMILAR ITEMS (based on metadata). Terms of Service (last updated 12/31/2014).
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In between I was writing: Rachel the Rabbi's Wife and Yesterdays Streets got published. Have been taking photographs and thinking of joining a photo book to an autobiography. The latter bombed, the first was a best seller. Wrote a long baseball novel that nobody seemed to want, but I didn't try very hard to sell it. No favourite quotes to show.
Rachel, the Rabbi's Wife’ is an intolerably antiSemitic book, and it will not have shelf space in any of my stores; Silvia Tennenbaum hates Jews and all things Jewish, especially the rabbinate. It is an insult to American Jews. It will appeal to Nazis and to a handful of selfhating Jews and to antiSemites everywhere who seek justification for their beliefs. I found ‘Rachel, the Rabbi's Wife’ an offensive piece of fiction. In general, I feel the book is highly improbable. The character of the rabbi's wife was despicable
Each of the Tenenbaum children achieved great success at a young age.
Each of the Tenenbaum children achieved great success at a young age. Chas is a math and business genius, from whom Royal steals money.
No be-wigged handmaiden is this reluctant blue-jeaned rebbetsin, but Rachel's wry distance from her husband Seymour's increasingly conservative congregation somehow seems to balance the rabbi's underlying flak for melodrama and the ""tragic pose"" he occasionally indulges in. Still, Seymour is a good, conscientious leader-perhaps too much so-for while the women mutter about Rachel's laxness in ritual observances and her aloofness, the congregation is also disturbed by Seymour's embarrassing concern with the cause of social justice