Re: [ha-Safran] 83 Youth Holocaust Books spanning 73 years

[Stephanie Krasner via Hasafran]


2000 - The Yellow Star by Carmen Deedy ( Danish resistance )


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>> On Sep 26, 2020, at 1:41 AM, Jeff Corbett via Hasafran 
>>  wrote:
> 
> 83 Youth Holocaust Books spanning 73 years 
>  
> This "clean list" (without my commentary from the previous post) includes the 
> additions that people e-mailed me since that last post. Please review this 
> list and let me know of any further additions, corrections and comments.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Jeff
> 
> 1947 – The Diary of Anne Frank. (Dutch in 1947, English in 1952)
> 1959 – Eva: A Novel of the Holocaust – Levini 
> 1961 – Friedrich - Richter. (German in 1961, English in 1971)
> 1968 – The Endless Steppe: Growing up in Siberia – Hautzig 
> 1970 – The Cigarette Sellers of Three Crosses Square – Ziemian. (German in 
> 1970, English in 1975)
> 1970 – Journey to America – Levitin
> 1971 – When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit – Kerr
> 1971 – Code: Polonaise – Wuorio
> 1972 – I am Rosemarie – Moskin
> 1972 – The Upstairs Room – Reiss
> 1973 – To Fight In Silence – Wuorio
> 1973 – A Pocket full of Seeds – Sachs
> 1973 – Uncle Misha's Partisans – Suhl
> 1974 – Bright Candles – Benchley
> 1975 – On the Other Side of the Gate – Suhl
> 1976 – Never to Forget: The Jews of the Holocaust – Meltzer 
> 1977 – Alan and Naomi – Levoy 
> 1978 – Devil In Vienna – Orgel 
> 1979 – Eva – Levin 
> 1981 – The Island on Bird Street – Orlev. (Hebrew in 1981, English in 1984) 
> 1981 – Yussel's Prayer: a Yom Kippur Story – Cohen 
> 1983 – In The Mouth of the Wolf – 1983 
> 1987 – The Number on My Grandfather’s Arm – Adler
> 1988 – Devil's Arithmetic – Yolen
> 1989 – Number the Stars - Lowry 
> 1990 – Shadow of the Wall – Laird
> 1992 – Briar Rose – Yolen 
> 1993 – Daniel's Story – Matas 
> 1994 – Shadow Children – Schnur 
> 1995 – Good-bye, Marianne – Watts 
> 1995 – Star of Fear, Star of Hope – Hoestlandt 
> 1995 – Dancing on the Bridge of Avignon – Vos
> 1996 – Behind the Bedroom Wall – Williams 
> 1998 – Nine Spoons – Stillerman 
> 1997 – Stones in Water – Napoli
> 1999 – Otto – Ungerer 
> 1999 – The Secret of Gabi's Dresser – Kacer 
> 2000 – The Key is Lost – Vos 
> 2001 – Clara's War – Kacer 
> 2002 – Hanna’s Suitcase – Levine 
> 2003 – Night Spies – Kacer 
> 2003 – Who was the Woman – Patz 
> 2003 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #1 - Home Free – Kacer 
> 2004 – The Underground Reporters – Kacer 
> 2005 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #2 – A Bit of Love and a Bit of Luck 
> – Kacer 
> 2005 – Once – Gleitzman 
> 2006 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #3 – Open Your Doors – Kacer 
> 2006 – Boy in the Striped Pajamas – Boyne 
> 2006 – Shanghai Shadows – Ruby 
> 2006 – Hiding Edith – Kacer 
> 2007 – The Book Thief – Zasuk 
> 2007 – My Family for the War – Voorhoeve 
> 2007 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #4 – A Friend In Need – Kacer 
> 2008 – The Diary of Laura's Twin – Kacer 
> 2008 – The Entertainer and the Dybbuk - Fleischman 
> 2009 – Whispers Series #1 From the Ghetto – Kacer 
> 2009 – Whispers Series #2 From the Camps – Kacer 
> 2009 – Clara's War: One Girl's Story of Survival – Kramer 
> 2010 – Whispers Series #3 In Hiding – Kacer 
> 2010 – To Hope and Back: The Journey of the St. Louis – Kacer 
> 2010 – Tropical Secrets – Engle 
> 2010 – The Year of Goodbyes: A True Story of Friendship, Family, and 
> Farewells – Levy 
> 2010 – Ashes – Lasky 
> 2010 – Black Radishes – Meyer 
> 2011 – Berlin Boxing Club – Sharenow 
> 2011 – We Are Their Voice: Young people respond to the Holocaust – Kacer 
> 2012 – Beyond Courage: The Untold Story of Jewish Resistance during the 
> Holocaust – Rappaport 
> 2013 – His Name Was Raoul Wallenberg - Borden 
> 2014 – Shanghai Escape - Kacer 
> 2014 – The Magician of Auschwitz – Kacer 
> 2014 – Hidden – Dauvillier
> 2015 – Stone Angel – Yolen
> 2016 – Girl in the Blue Coat – Hess 
> 2017 – The Librarian of Auschwitz – h 
> 2018 – Mapping the Bones – Yolen 
> 2018 – The Liberation of Auschwitz – Iturbe 
> 2018 – Refugees – Gratz 
> 2018 – Resistance – Nielsen 
> 2019 – What the Night Sings – Stamper 
> 2019 – Torpedoed: The True Story of the World War II Sinking of “The 
> Children’s Ship” – Heiligman 
> 2019 – Allies – Gratz 
> 2020 – Someday We Will Fly – DeWoskin 
> 2020 – White Bird: A Wonder Story – Palacio 
> 
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Re: [ha-Safran] 83 Youth Holocaust Books spanning 73 years

[Stephanie Krasner via Hasafran]

2000 - The Yellow Star by Carmen Deedy ( Danish resistance )
2007 - Hidden on the Mountain by Deborah DeSaix
2007 - The Secret of the Priest's Grotto by Peter Taylor
2019 - Someday We Will Fly - Rachael DeWoskin
2017 - A Boy in Winter by Rachel Seifert ( An AJL Honor Book)
Hundreds more!!! This is a very incomplete list



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On Sep 26, 2020, at 1:41 AM, Jeff Corbett via Hasafran <
hasafran@lists.osu.edu> wrote:


83 Youth Holocaust Books spanning 73 years



This "clean list" (without my commentary from the previous post) includes
the additions that people e-mailed me since that last post. Please review
this list and let me know of any further additions, corrections and
comments.


Thank you.


Jeff


1947 – The Diary of Anne Frank. (Dutch in 1947, English in 1952)

1959 – Eva: A Novel of the Holocaust – Levini

1961 – Friedrich - Richter. (German in 1961, English in 1971)

1968 – The Endless Steppe: Growing up in Siberia – Hautzig

1970 – The Cigarette Sellers of Three Crosses Square – Ziemian. (German in
1970, English in 1975)

1970 – Journey to America – Levitin
1971 – When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit – Kerr
1971 – Code: Polonaise – Wuorio
1972 – I am Rosemarie – Moskin
1972 – The Upstairs Room – Reiss
1973 – To Fight In Silence – Wuorio
1973 – A Pocket full of Seeds – Sachs
1973 – Uncle Misha's Partisans – Suhl
1974 – Bright Candles – Benchley
1975 – On the Other Side of the Gate – Suhl
1976 – Never to Forget: The Jews of the Holocaust – Meltzer

1977 – Alan and Naomi – Levoy

1978 – Devil In Vienna – Orgel

1979 – Eva – Levin

1981 – The Island on Bird Street – Orlev. (Hebrew in 1981, English in 1984)

1981 – Yussel's Prayer: a Yom Kippur Story – Cohen

1983 – In The Mouth of the Wolf – 1983

1987 – The Number on My Grandfather’s Arm – Adler
1988 – Devil's Arithmetic – Yolen
1989 – Number the Stars - Lowry

1990 – Shadow of the Wall – Laird
1992 – Briar Rose – Yolen

1993 – Daniel's Story – Matas

1994 – Shadow Children – Schnur

1995 – Good-bye, Marianne – Watts

1995 – Star of Fear, Star of Hope – Hoestlandt

1995 – Dancing on the Bridge of Avignon – Vos
1996 – Behind the Bedroom Wall – Williams

1998 – Nine Spoons – Stillerman

1997 – Stones in Water – Napoli
1999 – Otto – Ungerer

1999 – The Secret of Gabi's Dresser – Kacer

2000 – The Key is Lost – Vos

2001 – Clara's War – Kacer

2002 – Hanna’s Suitcase – Levine

2003 – Night Spies – Kacer

2003 – Who was the Woman – Patz

2003 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #1 - Home Free – Kacer

2004 – The Underground Reporters – Kacer

2005 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #2 – A Bit of Love and a Bit of
Luck – Kacer

2005 – Once – Gleitzman

2006 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #3 – Open Your Doors – Kacer

2006 – Boy in the Striped Pajamas – Boyne

2006 – Shanghai Shadows – Ruby

2006 – Hiding Edith – Kacer

2007 – The Book Thief – Zasuk

2007 – My Family for the War – Voorhoeve

2007 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #4 – A Friend In Need – Kacer

2008 – The Diary of Laura's Twin – Kacer

2008 – The Entertainer and the Dybbuk - Fleischman

2009 – Whispers Series #1 From the Ghetto – Kacer

2009 – Whispers Series #2 From the Camps – Kacer

2009 – Clara's War: One Girl's Story of Survival – Kramer

2010 – Whispers Series #3 In Hiding – Kacer

2010 – To Hope and Back: The Journey of the St. Louis – Kacer

2010 – Tropical Secrets – Engle

2010 – The Year of Goodbyes: A True Story of Friendship, Family, and
Farewells – Levy

2010 – Ashes – Lasky

2010 – Black Radishes – Meyer

2011 – Berlin Boxing Club – Sharenow

2011 – We Are Their Voice: Young people respond to the Holocaust – Kacer

2012 – Beyond Courage: The Untold Story of Jewish Resistance during the
Holocaust – Rappaport

2013 – His Name Was Raoul Wallenberg - Borden

2014 – Shanghai Escape - Kacer

2014 – The Magician of Auschwitz – Kacer

2014 – Hidden – Dauvillier
2015 – Stone Angel – Yolen
2016 – Girl in the Blue Coat – Hess

2017 – The Librarian of Auschwitz – h
2018 – Mapping the Bones – Yolen

2018 – The Liberation of Auschwitz – Iturbe

2018 – Refugees – Gratz

2018 – Resistance – Nielsen

2019 – What the Night Sings – Stamper

2019 – Torpedoed: The True Story of the World War II Sinking of “The
Children’s Ship” – Heiligman

2019 – Allies – Gratz

2020 – Someday We Will Fly – DeWoskin

2020 – White Bird: A Wonder Story – Palacio


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Re: [ha-Safran] 83 Youth Holocaust Books spanning 73 years

[Stephanie Krasner via Hasafran]

A Bag of Marbles by Joseph Jotto 
2001 paperback edition - 1973 for original hardcover 
2013 graphic novel
Film of novel 2017

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> On Sep 26, 2020, at 1:41 AM, Jeff Corbett via Hasafran 
>  wrote:
> 
> 
> 83 Youth Holocaust Books spanning 73 years 
>  
> This "clean list" (without my commentary from the previous post) includes the 
> additions that people e-mailed me since that last post. Please review this 
> list and let me know of any further additions, corrections and comments.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Jeff
> 
> 1947 – The Diary of Anne Frank. (Dutch in 1947, English in 1952)
> 1959 – Eva: A Novel of the Holocaust – Levini 
> 1961 – Friedrich - Richter. (German in 1961, English in 1971)
> 1968 – The Endless Steppe: Growing up in Siberia – Hautzig 
> 1970 – The Cigarette Sellers of Three Crosses Square – Ziemian. (German in 
> 1970, English in 1975)
> 1970 – Journey to America – Levitin
> 1971 – When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit – Kerr
> 1971 – Code: Polonaise – Wuorio
> 1972 – I am Rosemarie – Moskin
> 1972 – The Upstairs Room – Reiss
> 1973 – To Fight In Silence – Wuorio
> 1973 – A Pocket full of Seeds – Sachs
> 1973 – Uncle Misha's Partisans – Suhl
> 1974 – Bright Candles – Benchley
> 1975 – On the Other Side of the Gate – Suhl
> 1976 – Never to Forget: The Jews of the Holocaust – Meltzer 
> 1977 – Alan and Naomi – Levoy 
> 1978 – Devil In Vienna – Orgel 
> 1979 – Eva – Levin 
> 1981 – The Island on Bird Street – Orlev. (Hebrew in 1981, English in 1984) 
> 1981 – Yussel's Prayer: a Yom Kippur Story – Cohen 
> 1983 – In The Mouth of the Wolf – 1983 
> 1987 – The Number on My Grandfather’s Arm – Adler
> 1988 – Devil's Arithmetic – Yolen
> 1989 – Number the Stars - Lowry 
> 1990 – Shadow of the Wall – Laird
> 1992 – Briar Rose – Yolen 
> 1993 – Daniel's Story – Matas 
> 1994 – Shadow Children – Schnur 
> 1995 – Good-bye, Marianne – Watts 
> 1995 – Star of Fear, Star of Hope – Hoestlandt 
> 1995 – Dancing on the Bridge of Avignon – Vos
> 1996 – Behind the Bedroom Wall – Williams 
> 1998 – Nine Spoons – Stillerman 
> 1997 – Stones in Water – Napoli
> 1999 – Otto – Ungerer 
> 1999 – The Secret of Gabi's Dresser – Kacer 
> 2000 – The Key is Lost – Vos 
> 2001 – Clara's War – Kacer 
> 2002 – Hanna’s Suitcase – Levine 
> 2003 – Night Spies – Kacer 
> 2003 – Who was the Woman – Patz 
> 2003 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #1 - Home Free – Kacer 
> 2004 – The Underground Reporters – Kacer 
> 2005 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #2 – A Bit of Love and a Bit of Luck 
> – Kacer 
> 2005 – Once – Gleitzman 
> 2006 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #3 – Open Your Doors – Kacer 
> 2006 – Boy in the Striped Pajamas – Boyne 
> 2006 – Shanghai Shadows – Ruby 
> 2006 – Hiding Edith – Kacer 
> 2007 – The Book Thief – Zasuk 
> 2007 – My Family for the War – Voorhoeve 
> 2007 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #4 – A Friend In Need – Kacer 
> 2008 – The Diary of Laura's Twin – Kacer 
> 2008 – The Entertainer and the Dybbuk - Fleischman 
> 2009 – Whispers Series #1 From the Ghetto – Kacer 
> 2009 – Whispers Series #2 From the Camps – Kacer 
> 2009 – Clara's War: One Girl's Story of Survival – Kramer 
> 2010 – Whispers Series #3 In Hiding – Kacer 
> 2010 – To Hope and Back: The Journey of the St. Louis – Kacer 
> 2010 – Tropical Secrets – Engle 
> 2010 – The Year of Goodbyes: A True Story of Friendship, Family, and 
> Farewells – Levy 
> 2010 – Ashes – Lasky 
> 2010 – Black Radishes – Meyer 
> 2011 – Berlin Boxing Club – Sharenow 
> 2011 – We Are Their Voice: Young people respond to the Holocaust – Kacer 
> 2012 – Beyond Courage: The Untold Story of Jewish Resistance during the 
> Holocaust – Rappaport 
> 2013 – His Name Was Raoul Wallenberg - Borden 
> 2014 – Shanghai Escape - Kacer 
> 2014 – The Magician of Auschwitz – Kacer 
> 2014 – Hidden – Dauvillier
> 2015 – Stone Angel – Yolen
> 2016 – Girl in the Blue Coat – Hess 
> 2017 – The Librarian of Auschwitz – h 
> 2018 – Mapping the Bones – Yolen 
> 2018 – The Liberation of Auschwitz – Iturbe 
> 2018 – Refugees – Gratz 
> 2018 – Resistance – Nielsen 
> 2019 – What the Night Sings – Stamper 
> 2019 – Torpedoed: The True Story of the World War II Sinking of “The 
> Children’s Ship” – Heiligman 
> 2019 – Allies – Gratz 
> 2020 – Someday We Will Fly – DeWoskin 
> 2020 – White Bird: A Wonder Story – Palacio 
> 
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Re: [ha-Safran] 83 Youth Holocaust Books spanning 73 years

[Stephanie Krasner via Hasafran]

1997 The Broken Mirror byKirk Douglas 
So many good ones left off this list


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> On Sep 26, 2020, at 1:41 AM, Jeff Corbett via Hasafran 
>  wrote:
> 
> 
> 83 Youth Holocaust Books spanning 73 years 
>  
> This "clean list" (without my commentary from the previous post) includes the 
> additions that people e-mailed me since that last post. Please review this 
> list and let me know of any further additions, corrections and comments.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Jeff
> 
> 1947 – The Diary of Anne Frank. (Dutch in 1947, English in 1952)
> 1959 – Eva: A Novel of the Holocaust – Levini 
> 1961 – Friedrich - Richter. (German in 1961, English in 1971)
> 1968 – The Endless Steppe: Growing up in Siberia – Hautzig 
> 1970 – The Cigarette Sellers of Three Crosses Square – Ziemian. (German in 
> 1970, English in 1975)
> 1970 – Journey to America – Levitin
> 1971 – When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit – Kerr
> 1971 – Code: Polonaise – Wuorio
> 1972 – I am Rosemarie – Moskin
> 1972 – The Upstairs Room – Reiss
> 1973 – To Fight In Silence – Wuorio
> 1973 – A Pocket full of Seeds – Sachs
> 1973 – Uncle Misha's Partisans – Suhl
> 1974 – Bright Candles – Benchley
> 1975 – On the Other Side of the Gate – Suhl
> 1976 – Never to Forget: The Jews of the Holocaust – Meltzer 
> 1977 – Alan and Naomi – Levoy 
> 1978 – Devil In Vienna – Orgel 
> 1979 – Eva – Levin 
> 1981 – The Island on Bird Street – Orlev. (Hebrew in 1981, English in 1984) 
> 1981 – Yussel's Prayer: a Yom Kippur Story – Cohen 
> 1983 – In The Mouth of the Wolf – 1983 
> 1987 – The Number on My Grandfather’s Arm – Adler
> 1988 – Devil's Arithmetic – Yolen
> 1989 – Number the Stars - Lowry 
> 1990 – Shadow of the Wall – Laird
> 1992 – Briar Rose – Yolen 
> 1993 – Daniel's Story – Matas 
> 1994 – Shadow Children – Schnur 
> 1995 – Good-bye, Marianne – Watts 
> 1995 – Star of Fear, Star of Hope – Hoestlandt 
> 1995 – Dancing on the Bridge of Avignon – Vos
> 1996 – Behind the Bedroom Wall – Williams 
> 1998 – Nine Spoons – Stillerman 
> 1997 – Stones in Water – Napoli
> 1999 – Otto – Ungerer 
> 1999 – The Secret of Gabi's Dresser – Kacer 
> 2000 – The Key is Lost – Vos 
> 2001 – Clara's War – Kacer 
> 2002 – Hanna’s Suitcase – Levine 
> 2003 – Night Spies – Kacer 
> 2003 – Who was the Woman – Patz 
> 2003 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #1 - Home Free – Kacer 
> 2004 – The Underground Reporters – Kacer 
> 2005 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #2 – A Bit of Love and a Bit of Luck 
> – Kacer 
> 2005 – Once – Gleitzman 
> 2006 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #3 – Open Your Doors – Kacer 
> 2006 – Boy in the Striped Pajamas – Boyne 
> 2006 – Shanghai Shadows – Ruby 
> 2006 – Hiding Edith – Kacer 
> 2007 – The Book Thief – Zasuk 
> 2007 – My Family for the War – Voorhoeve 
> 2007 – Our Canadian Girl: Margit Series #4 – A Friend In Need – Kacer 
> 2008 – The Diary of Laura's Twin – Kacer 
> 2008 – The Entertainer and the Dybbuk - Fleischman 
> 2009 – Whispers Series #1 From the Ghetto – Kacer 
> 2009 – Whispers Series #2 From the Camps – Kacer 
> 2009 – Clara's War: One Girl's Story of Survival – Kramer 
> 2010 – Whispers Series #3 In Hiding – Kacer 
> 2010 – To Hope and Back: The Journey of the St. Louis – Kacer 
> 2010 – Tropical Secrets – Engle 
> 2010 – The Year of Goodbyes: A True Story of Friendship, Family, and 
> Farewells – Levy 
> 2010 – Ashes – Lasky 
> 2010 – Black Radishes – Meyer 
> 2011 – Berlin Boxing Club – Sharenow 
> 2011 – We Are Their Voice: Young people respond to the Holocaust – Kacer 
> 2012 – Beyond Courage: The Untold Story of Jewish Resistance during the 
> Holocaust – Rappaport 
> 2013 – His Name Was Raoul Wallenberg - Borden 
> 2014 – Shanghai Escape - Kacer 
> 2014 – The Magician of Auschwitz – Kacer 
> 2014 – Hidden – Dauvillier
> 2015 – Stone Angel – Yolen
> 2016 – Girl in the Blue Coat – Hess 
> 2017 – The Librarian of Auschwitz – h 
> 2018 – Mapping the Bones – Yolen 
> 2018 – The Liberation of Auschwitz – Iturbe 
> 2018 – Refugees – Gratz 
> 2018 – Resistance – Nielsen 
> 2019 – What the Night Sings – Stamper 
> 2019 – Torpedoed: The True Story of the World War II Sinking of “The 
> Children’s Ship” – Heiligman 
> 2019 – Allies – Gratz 
> 2020 – Someday We Will Fly – DeWoskin 
> 2020 – White Bird: A Wonder Story – Palacio 
> 
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[ha-Safran] Children's book list

[Stephanie Krasner via Hasafran]

Hi Heidi,
Thanks so much for this awesome list.  I am a  little concerned however
that the latest publication date found for only a few of the books was 2004
- most published well before that.  That is not to say that the books on
the list are not still very relevant, only that many more Jewish children's
books have been published in the last 15 years that would fit into these
categories.  I would be happy to work with anyone else who would like to
update this wonderful list.  I am a volunteer librarian at Temple Israel of
New Rochelle which is a Reform congregation so I do not have access to many
of the more religious publications but I do try to keep up with most
current Jewish offerings.
Please let me know how I can help.
Best,
Stephanie Krasner
Handelman Library
Temple Israel of New Rochelle
1000 Pinebrook Blvd
New Rochelle, NY 10804
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Re: [ha-Safran] Recommendation needed: free library software

[Stephanie Krasner]

TinyCat prices are only $3 a month for libraries under 1,000 books. I pay $6 a 
month because our library has over 5,000 books. 

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> On Jun 24, 2018, at 12:17 PM, Micah Salb  wrote:
> 
> Stephanie:
>  
> I found LibraryCat to be too simple in its ordinary form, though I understand 
> that you can customize it, such as by permitting patrons to browse by tag.  I 
> don’t mind LibraryThing’s public interface.  And I’m not sure that I want to 
> spend any of my paltry annual budget on software when LibraryThing costs $25 
> for a permanent license!
>  
> Micah
>  
> From: Stephanie Krasner  
> Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2018 10:27 AM
> To: Micah Salb 
> Cc: Shira London ; hasaf...@lists.service.ohio-state.edu
> Subject: Re: [ha-Safran] Recommendation needed: free library software
>  
> Hi Micah and Shira,
> I use Surpass in my library but our patrons are able to log on to our catalog 
> on their phone or computer by using a new account I created through 
> LibraryThing called TinyCat.  The TinyCat feature is more like a library 
> data-base and more library friendly for patrons than the original 
> LibraryThing which is used by me for data entry. Here is a link to our 
> library account so you can see how it works.  Temple members can see the new 
> books as they are accessioned, find my reviews, and actually reserve a book 
> through this link.
> https://www.librarycat.org/lib/HandelmanLibraryTINR
> Hope this helps.
> Stephanie Krasner
> Handelman Library
> Temple Israel of New Rochelle
> New Rochelle, NY 10804
>  
> On Sat, Jun 23, 2018 at 10:56 PM, Micah Salb  wrote:
> Shira:
>  
> I have recently created a catalog of our library using LibraryThing.  It 
> costs a staggering $25 for a lifetime membership and it is otherwise free.  
> It is a very full-featured library catalog program—I highly recommend it.
>  
> Micah Salb
> Librarian
> Ohev Sholom—The National Synagogue
> Washington, DC
>  
>  
> From: Hasafran  On Behalf Of Shira London
> Sent: Friday, June 22, 2018 6:41 PM
> To: hasaf...@lists.service.ohio-state.edu
> Subject: [ha-Safran] Recommendation needed: free library software
>  
> Our adult education division has a small library and would like to have a way 
> to keep track of the books and check them in and out.  An administrative 
> assistant will handle the details once I have gotten them up and running.  If 
> anyone can recommend user friendly library software that is either free or 
> inexpensive, I'd be so appreciative!
>  
> Many thanks,
> Shira London
> Upper School Librarian
> Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School
> Baltimore, MD.
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Re: [ha-Safran] Recommendation needed: free library software

[Stephanie Krasner]

Hi Micah and Shira,
I use Surpass in my library but our patrons are able to log on to our
catalog on their phone or computer by using a new account I created through
LibraryThing called TinyCat.  The TinyCat feature is more like a library
data-base and more library friendly for patrons than the original
LibraryThing which is used by me for data entry. Here is a link to our
library account so you can see how it works.  Temple members can see the
new books as they are accessioned, find my reviews, and actually reserve a
book through this link.
https://www.librarycat.org/lib/HandelmanLibraryTINR
Hope this helps.
Stephanie Krasner
Handelman Library
Temple Israel of New Rochelle
New Rochelle, NY 10804

On Sat, Jun 23, 2018 at 10:56 PM, Micah Salb  wrote:

> Shira:
>
>
>
> I have recently created a catalog of our library using LibraryThing.  It
> costs a staggering $25 for a lifetime membership and it is otherwise free.
> It is a very full-featured library catalog program—I highly recommend it.
>
>
>
> Micah Salb
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> Librarian
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> Ohev Sholom—The National Synagogue
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> *From:* Hasafran  *On Behalf Of *Shira
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> *Sent:* Friday, June 22, 2018 6:41 PM
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> *Subject:* [ha-Safran] Recommendation needed: free library software
>
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>
> Our adult education division has a small library and would like to have a
> way to keep track of the books and check them in and out.  An
> administrative assistant will handle the details once I have gotten them up
> and running.  If anyone can recommend user friendly library software that
> is either free or inexpensive, I'd be so appreciative!
>
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> Many thanks,
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> Shira London
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Re: [ha-Safran] Promised Land Diaries Series

[Stephanie Krasner]

What about the new Jane Yolen book “MEET ME AT THE WELL”?

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> On Feb 14, 2018, at 6:02 PM, Rachel Kamin  wrote:
> 
> Two of these books were reviewed by AJL Reviews:
> Persias Brightest Star: The Diary of Queen Esthers Attendant (M/J 2004, p.28) 
> 
> Priceless Jewel at the Well: the Diary of Rebekahs Nursemaid (S/O 2004, p.43) 
>
>  
> Digital copies of the reviews only go back to 2007 so you would have to check 
> the Archives but my hunch would be that they are not a necessary or 
> appropriate purchase for a synagogue library. 
>  
> If you are looking for recommended children’s books about women in the Bible, 
> here are my suggestions:
> Bach, Alice. Miriam's well : stories about women in the Bible. New York, N.Y, 
> Delacorte Press, 1991.
> Balsley, Tilda. The queen who saved her people. Minneapolis, Kar-Ben Pub, 
> 2011.
> Cohen, Deborah Bodin. Lilith's ark : teenage tales of biblical women. 
> Philadelphia, Jewish Publication Society, 2006.
> Gelman, Rita Golden. Queen Esther saves her people. New York, Scholastic 
> Press, 1998.
> Gerstein, Mordicai. Queen Esther the morning star : the story of Purim. New 
> York, Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, 2000.
> Gormley, Beatrice. Miriam. Grand Rapids, Mich, Eerdmans Books for Young 
> Readers, 1999.
> Jules, Jacqueline. Miriam in the desert. Minneapolis, MN, Kar-Ben Pub, 2010.
> Kimmel, Eric A. The story of Esther. New York, Holiday House, 2010.
> Koralek, Jenny. The story of Queen Esther. Grand Rapids, MI, Eerdmans Books 
> for Young Readers, 2009.
> Manushkin, Fran. Daughters of fire : heroines of the Bible. San Diego, Calif, 
> Silver Whistle/Harcourt, 2001.
> Manushkin, Fran. Miriam's cup : a Passover story. New York, Scholastic, 1998.
> Marzollo, Jean. Miriam and her Brother Moses. New York, Little, Brown and 
> Company, 2003.
> Pinsker, Marlee. In the days of sand and stars. Toronto, Tundra Books, 2006.
> Ross, Lillian Hammer. Daughters of Eve : Strong Women of the Bible. Barefoot 
> Books, 2000.
> Sasso, Sandy Eisenberg. But God remembered : stories of women from creation 
> to the promised land. Woodstock, Vt, Jewish Lights Publishing, 1995.
> Zeldis, Malcah. Eve and her sisters : women of the Old Testament. New York, 
> Greenwillow Books, 1994.
>  
> Rachel Kamin, Director
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> 847/926-7902 or rka...@nssbethel.org
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> On Behalf Of rhaus_...@yahoo.com
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> To: hasafran@lists.osu.edu
> Subject: [ha-Safran] Promised Land Diaries Series
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> Dear Hasafranim,
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> Does anyone have any of the Promised Land Diaries, published by Baker 
> Publishing Group? I came across them on Amazon and despite the Christian 
> publisher, they look innocuous enough, but you never know. Would they be OK 
> for a Conservative shul? Here are some examples:
>  
> https://smile.amazon.com/Priceless-Jewel-Well-Nursemaid-1986-1985/dp/0801045266/ref=sr_1_44?s=books=UTF8=1518636522=1-44=bible+rebekah
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> https://smile.amazon.com/Peaceful-Warrior-Deborahs-Promised-Diaries/dp/080104524X/ref=pd_sim_14_1?_encoding=UTF8_rd_i=080104524X_rd_r=XKRSMV5RJP1H52102PRM_rd_w=lrwPm_rd_wg=ZNjaZ=1=XKRSMV5RJP1H52102PRM
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> https://smile.amazon.com/Songbird-Nile-Miriams-1527-1526-Promised/dp/0801045258/ref=pd_sim_14_4?_encoding=UTF8_rd_i=0801045258_rd_r=WWYZY307PGWHHMA7CNGK_rd_w=DYFFM_rd_wg=ENyPX=1=WWYZY307PGWHHMA7CNGK
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[ha-Safran] Middle Grade Readers

[Stephanie Krasner]

Please post if possible:
We are developing a middle grade reader section and I am looking for some
more popular books with contemporary Jewish themes.  The kids all seem to
love everything by Judy Blume and I have had some requests for Paula
Danziger books.  I know she is a Jewish writer but I don't know if any of
her books have any Jewish content.  If you know of any other great titles -
aside from Judy Blume and Sydney Taylor please let me know.  I have looked
at the books on the PJ Our Way site which are good but I don't want to
duplicate the ones they are already getting.  Thanks.
Stephanie Krasner
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New Rochelle, NY.
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Re: [ha-Safran] A book about famous Jews

[Stephanie Krasner]

In addition to the suggestions I just sent about Jewish Americans - here is 
another thought. 

There is one book that might be good about famous Israelis. It’s Ilan Ramon: 
Israel’s First Astronaut, by Tanya Stone - 2003. Hope this helps. 
Steffi Krasner 
New Rochelle 

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> On Nov 21, 2017, at 9:54 PM, Dina Tanners  wrote:
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> About eight or nine years ago a book came out about famous Jews. The people 
> were divided by topic, so there was a section on biologists, for example. 
> 
> It was a good book and I want to give it to my grandson fir his birthday but 
> I cannot remember the title. It is not either of the books Great Jewish Men  
> or Great Jewish Women as both sexes were included in the book and it had a 
> much wider assortment of people. 
> 
> I am also looking for a book for upper elementary school about famous 
> Israelis but gave not been successful in finding one. 
> 
> Any suggestions would be appreciated. 
> 
> Happy Thanksgiving!!
> 
> Dina Tanners
> Seattle 
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Re: [ha-Safran] A book about famous Jews

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Okay. Just thought of a more recent one that would also be great- In  the 
Promised Land : Lives of Jewish Americans, by Doreen Rappaport. 2005 

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> On Nov 22, 2017, at 1:48 PM, Karen Hering  wrote:
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> Am interested in responses to both Dina's questions. Please share. 
> Karen hering , MLIS 
> volunteer librarian 
> Edmonton Talmud Torah school
> 
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> Sent from my iPhone
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>> On Nov 21, 2017, at 7:54 PM, Dina Tanners  wrote:
>> 
>> About eight or nine years ago a book came out about famous Jews. The people 
>> were divided by topic, so there was a section on biologists, for example. 
>> 
>> It was a good book and I want to give it to my grandson fir his birthday but 
>> I cannot remember the title. It is not either of the books Great Jewish Men  
>> or Great Jewish Women as both sexes were included in the book and it had a 
>> much wider assortment of people. 
>> 
>> I am also looking for a book for upper elementary school about famous 
>> Israelis but gave not been successful in finding one. 
>> 
>> Any suggestions would be appreciated. 
>> 
>> Happy Thanksgiving!!
>> 
>> Dina Tanners
>> Seattle 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
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Re: [ha-Safran] A book about famous Jews

[Stephanie Krasner]

There is a great book for middle graders called Extraordinary Jewish Americans 
by Brooks. Don’t know if it is still in print. It was originally published in 
1998. There is also a more recent one but I can’t think of it at the moment. I 
will write again if I come up with the name. 

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> On Nov 22, 2017, at 1:48 PM, Karen Hering  wrote:
> 
> Am interested in responses to both Dina's questions. Please share. 
> Karen hering , MLIS 
> volunteer librarian 
> Edmonton Talmud Torah school
> 
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Nov 21, 2017, at 7:54 PM, Dina Tanners  wrote:
>> 
>> About eight or nine years ago a book came out about famous Jews. The people 
>> were divided by topic, so there was a section on biologists, for example. 
>> 
>> It was a good book and I want to give it to my grandson fir his birthday but 
>> I cannot remember the title. It is not either of the books Great Jewish Men  
>> or Great Jewish Women as both sexes were included in the book and it had a 
>> much wider assortment of people. 
>> 
>> I am also looking for a book for upper elementary school about famous 
>> Israelis but gave not been successful in finding one. 
>> 
>> Any suggestions would be appreciated. 
>> 
>> Happy Thanksgiving!!
>> 
>> Dina Tanners
>> Seattle 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
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[ha-Safran] Found it

[Stephanie Krasner]

Thanks so much but I found the title I was looking for.  It was "One Good
Thing about America" by Ruth Freeman.  Not necessary to post my previous
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[ha-Safran] Looking for a book title

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Does anyone know of a book soon to be released (April 18) about a Jewish
immigrant child's experiences in America?  I had the title in my "wishlist"
but it seems to have disappeared and I can't remember the exact title or
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[ha-Safran] Online Catalogs

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I have been trying to find a good low cost way to put my collection online. If 
anyone is using Librarything please send me your comments. Do you think an 
online catalog would increase library usage? Does anyone know how to export 
data from my current Surpass system to an online application?

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[ha-Safran] Online Library Catalog

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Hi Everyone,
I am currently a Surpass CL subscriber and use the Weine classification system. 
 I am looking for an inexpensive way to get my small (6,000) library online for 
our congregation. The Library Thing has something promising but I can't figure 
out how to upload my inventory from Surpass onto the Tinycat system. Ideas?
Stephanie Krasner 
Handelman Library
Temple Israel of New Rochelle 
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[ha-Safran] Weine classification

[Stephanie Krasner]

Thanks everyone for all your input. As a volunteer librarian I truly value your 
expert opinions. I have decided to put Leslie Stahl's book in the parenting 
section. For those of you who are not familiar with her book I just want to say 
that it does not have very much Jewish content but she is Jewish and seems to 
have Jewish values in relation to the joys of being a grandparent. 

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[ha-Safran] Weine Classification

[Stephanie Krasner]

I have a question concerning the Weine classification scheme and relative
index 9th edition (2013). I see that 920 is used for collective
biographies, biographies, and also for autobiographies.  Would 920 also be
used for memoirs?  Are memoirs the same as autobiographies?  How would you
designate Leslie Stahl's new book "Becoming Grandma"?  Even though it is a
"memoir" I am not sure it belongs with other biographies.  Please help.
Stephanie Krasner
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Temple Israel of New Rochelle
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Re: [ha-Safran] Jewish books

[Stephanie Krasner]

Very well said!  

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> On Oct 28, 2015, at 11:18 AM, Joyce Levine  wrote:
> 
> 
> Dear Colleagues,
> Although in the best possible world a professional librarian should be hired 
> for every synagogue that wishes to have a library, this is not always 
> feasible for a variety of reasons that may not be known to us.
> A library consultant would also be a helpful way to go, especially in setting 
> up the library.
> However, when someone turns to AJL for help I feel they should be encouraged. 
> Our mission is to promote Jewish literacy. By fostering ties with lay 
> community members, we also do our job.
> Joyce
>  
> 
> 
> 
> Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2015 08:31:21 -0400
> To: braunsteinb...@gmail.com
> From: st...@heschel.org
> CC: hasafran@lists.osu.edu
> Subject: Re: [ha-Safran] Jewish books
> 
> Add my approval to that statement as well!
> Best
> Stephanie
> 
> Stephanie Entin Wald
> Librarian
> AJ Heschel School
> New York
> (212) 595-7087 ext. 2232
> st...@heschel.org
> 
> Beth Braunstein  writes:
> Well said! Thanks 
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Oct 27, 2015, at 3:35 PM, Daniel Stuhlman  wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> You need to hire an expert librarian.  Collection development is one of 
> expertises of a librarian.  Having is list of books is a great starting 
> point, but the process of purchasing the best books for your collection and 
> making sure they are cataloged and available is a job for an expert.  Anyone 
> can go into a book store and purchase books, but it takes a librarian to buy 
> the correct books and build a collection.
> 
> See my article "Librarians and their expertise"  
> http://home.earthlink.net/~ddstuhlman/crc92.htm
> 
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: myrna goldenberg  
> Sent: Oct 27, 2015 8:52 AM
> To: Hasafran  
> Subject: Re: [ha-Safran] Jewish books
> 
> I am in the same position, so I would greatly appreciate your sharing the 
> list.  Todah rabbah.  myrna goldenberg, 
> 
> 
> 
> On Oct 27, 2015, at 1:14 AM, Hasafran  wrote:
> 
> 
> From: Charna Cohn
> Date: Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 2:28 PM
> Subject: Jewish books
> 
> 
> Dear Mr. Galron:  I am on the library committee for my synagogue 
> (conservative) and am charged with creating a children and youth collection.  
>  Your site was recommended to me and I hope that you can offer me some 
> guidance.
> 
> Are there any Jewish children or teen classics we should have?  Are there any 
> particular authors we should look at?  What are modern families interested in?
> 
> 
> Thank you for any time and effort you can offer to get me started, Charna
> 
> 
> 
>  
> 
> Daniel D. Stuhlman
> ddstuhlman  at earthlink.net
> Chicago, IL
> 
> Blog:  http://kol-safran.blogspot.com/
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> 
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Re: [ha-Safran] automation systems for small libraries

[Stephanie KRASNER]

Hi, I started using Surpass CL about 2 years ago and cannot be happier.
Their support team is incredible and they are constantly updating their
system (at no additional cost) with suggestions from their subscribers.
Stephanie Krasner
Temple Israel of New Rochelle

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914-589-9775

On Feb 8, 2013, at 11:58 AM, Heather Miller hmil...@tbsschools.org wrote:

I am passing this along from one of our local chapter members.



*From:* sharlya gold [mailto:sharl...@verizon.net sharl...@verizon.net]
*Sent:* Thursday, February 07, 2013 10:58 PM
*To:* Miller, Heather
*Subject:* Re: [ha-Safran] automation systems for small libraries



hi, janeen, i used resource mate to automate the small library at our local
literacy center. it works fine. support was very good. the documentation
wasn't that clear, but phone calls to the company cleared up the mysteries.

sharlya gold







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*To:* Joe; hasaf...@lists.osu.edu
*Subject:* Re: [ha-Safran] automation systems for small libraries



Joe,

If you are am AJL member visit AJL Wiki on AJL webpage
http://www.jewishlibraries.org/main/Resources/AJLWiki/tabid/200/Default.aspx?topic=Automation+for+Synagogue+and+Center+Libraries

Amalia

*From:* Joe j...@rocketscitech.com

*Sent:* Saturday, February 02, 2013 5:28 PM

*To:* hasaf...@lists.osu.edu

*Subject:* [ha-Safran] automation systems for small libraries

I have a small collection of fewer than 10,000 items.  We want to
automate.  I need a system that provides training and support when
technical issues arise.  I have been looking into ResourceMate.  Can anyone
tell me about their experience  with it?  Can you recommend another system
and a general idea of the cost?  I have used Marcive for catalog cards and
printed labels and barcodes.  They provide the same service for automated
systems.  Has Marcive worked for you?  Is there any other system that you
can suggest?  Thanks.

Janeen Morris, Youth Librarian

Congregation Shir Shalom

Willilamsville, NY
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