Barbara,
I love the theme of Jews in sport for the One-Synagogue-One-Book program. It
engages all age groups and genders.
The list that I‘v sent before is only a sample.
When we celebrate Jews in sport we must remember the 11 Israeli athletes that
were murdered in Munich on 1972. The memory
Andrea,
Convert them all to PowerPoint presentations.
Jay
E.J.Jarvis II, cochair
Library/ Lifelong Learning Center Committee
Beth El Hebrew Congregation
3830 Seminary Road
Alexandria, Virginia 22304
libr...@bethelhebrew.org
www.bethelhewbrew.org
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From: Andrea
Jewish Olympians is a good idea, w/ a tribute to the Munich athletes and
delving into that whole event. Anne's book for kids about Bobbie Rosenfeld is
one of my favorites. Although I read it years ago, I still remember many of
the features that were so different for athletes, as opposed to
In fact, we'd like to go outside baseball, and maybe even find some women
if there are any. Fiction would be good too, but can't think of anything
between The Natural and The Art of Fielding, and the only thing Jewish
about those is their authors.
The Golem's Mighty Swing by James
I'd forgotten about this one since it is not in my collection yet and I'm not
aware of any English-language editions, just the French one.
The graphic book is titled Moussa et David : Deux enfants d'un meme pays (trans
: Moussa and David : Two children in the same country) written by Maurice
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