Last week I posted on Hasafran asking for suggestions of books in Hebrew to
supplement the Hebrew language program at our all-boys' high school. Here
are the responses which I received:
*Vendors:*
Sifrutake
Sifriyat Ami, an online vendor with best-selling English books translated
into Hebrew
Dear colleagues,
I received this inquiry from a librarian in a Catholic school, and don't have
any recommendations for her:
We are working on a joint grant proposal to do a poetry program with Muslim and
Jewish schools. To go along with this, we are wanting to acquire some books on
Jewish
Shoshana,
I just read the program grid. You and your group have done a wonderful job
with this program. It sounds fantastic, interesting, and exciting. As a
matter of fact, it's almost too much of a good thing, with so many competing
programs happening at the same time how to choose which
Hi ,
I did not see any attached preliminary grid for the 51st AJL Annual. Can it
be resent? I am interested to hear about the programming for the conference.
Thanks
Shirley
TanenbaumCHAT
Toronto
-Original Message-
From: Toby Harris [mailto:thar...@tdhs-nw.org]
Sent: Sunday, February
The Sydney Taylor Book Award Blog Tour has begun! All week long we will be
posting interviews with winning authors and illustrators across the
blogosphere. Check out today's interviews at
http://jewishlibraries.org/blog.php?id=324, where you will find links to Ann
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Dear colleagues:
We have just counted 18 people who have registered for the 51st AJL Conference
in Charleston SC. AJL Hai!! (on the tune of Am Yisrael Hai!!)
I am also glad that the program Irene, Gail and I have put together (with the
help of Peggy Pearlstein, Michlean Amir and Amalia) is to
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