Molly and the Sabbath Queen was my favorite book as a child. I recently
gave my much-loved copy to my granddaughter. That book is one of the reasons
I became a Judaic librarian.
Susan Dubin
Off-the-Shelf Library Services
My warmest congratulations and thanks to one and all who put together
such a wonderful (and for me especially, a most memorable) convention!
For those who heard the Feinstein Lecture I presented Monday afternoon,
let me say that I had a most interesting reference experience with an
agent of the
To all the organizers and presenters:
Thank you for a great convention. I think everything was very good - the
sessions, the atmosphere, the food and the hotel.
To all the participants - Thank you for making AJL conventions so
informative, friendly and pleasant. I enjoyed myself and realized
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Safranim -
Thanks for a wonderful convention. It was a joy and a pleasure to see
so many of you, the sessions were great, and I learned so much as
always.
I am collecting Convention photos to post for our enjoyment. So a
couple of requests.
I have created a Flickr Group called Association of
Behrman House holds the rights to this book. Is it already on the
Reprint Wish List, or should it be?
KSP
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Colleagues,
I hated to miss convention but a bat mitzvah in the family took
precendence. So I checked the blog in the morning and in the evening
and listened to the podcast daily. Sheryl, Heidi et. al. did a
wonderful job of summarizing sessions, describing author events and
conveying the flavor
Congratulations to everyone who worked together to make this a
terrific convention! From personal experience and the comments,
everything from programming to meals to rooms (well OK, we could have
used a little less heat) was superb.
Looking forward to next year in Cleveland.
Laurel
Laurel S.
This is a copy of my most recent posting to the HUC Librarians' Blog,
Needle in the Bookstacks...
A Reference Desk Experience in Phoenix International Airport
The subject of the Eleventh Rosalind and Meyer Feinstein Lecture I
delivered on June 18, 2007 at the Forty-Second Convention of the
First, I'd like to thank everyone involved in putting together this
year's convention. It was a tremendous amount of work and a great
success. There was one small matter that I think could be improved
upon in future conventions and I wanted to get some feedback from
everyone else while the
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