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Has everyone de-accessioned the VHS tapes from their collections?
I’ve kept ours bec I have VHS players for them, but they haven’t been used in
many years.
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Me too. I got notice to renew, had to ask special to let our temple bookkeeper
write a check, as done in all the past years, then see in my emails that we
renewed in May of this year. Well, she had already sent in a check. Still
haven’t tried to update my password to log in and get the Book
The Tel Aviv Review of Books called this the book that saw October 7 coming
from a mile away.
Can “the Whole World” be wrong? Lethal Journalism, antisemitism, and the Global
Jihad, by Richard Landes.
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I need Sharon’s address also. I’ve gotten no response to my emails about
renewing our membership. Andrea Rapp Wise Temple, Cincinnati, Ohio
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A typo in my email: the title of the book is. Love, Loss, and Moving On.
(Loss, not Lost)
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It would be interesting to see such a list of the Jewish classics. All
fields eligible? (I.e. fiction, biography, memoir, Bible, history…)
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Has anyone reviewed this book? If yes, would you consider it YA, younger,, or
perhaps adult?
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) may have been
the impetus for stories featuring frogs, such as Pharaoh and the Fabulous Frog
Invasion, by Osher Werner (2007). Were there earlier such stories? How far
back were the first Passover children's books to use a funny frog or frogs as
characters?Any thoughts? Andrea Rapp, Wise
Clarification:
My question was directed to the issue of promoting use,and programming to that
end, not to the basic needs such as supplies and having a librarian. Those were
a given.
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Someone posted about a lack of money to promote the synagogue’s library. How
would money be used for library programming and promotion within the synagogue
membership?
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What happened to the tens of thousands of books you did not relocate to your
new campus?
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The question is why, why the decline? Our branch public library says their
circulation is high as ever.
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Any theories on why this is happening, I,e. dwindling support for synagogue
libraries? Circulation must have been dropping off by a lot, no? I see it also.
Andrea
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The Wave. Well worth watching.
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Does anyone know the name of the video about some HS kids who get swept up in a
conspiratorial movement, not knowing it's all contrived--and then in a dramatic
finale see a video of Hitler speaking, and understand that they were being
subject to the same sort of manipulation? Andrea Rapp, Wise
I'd like to get one for our small, sometimes crowded storytelling room.I see
several such Shark filters on amazon, but need some guidance/advice on which
would be adequate. I expect to spend ca $250. If anyone can help, please email
me at anrapp2...@yahoo.com or arapp@wisetemple.orgMany
Please refresh me, and send link if still possible to watch.
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Wow, you still have them? We gave ours away to be used as planters. I don’t
remember what was used to fill in the bottom opening slot. Too many years ago.
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I haven’t read it but this recent book might help: Learning from the Germans:
race and the Memory of Evil, by Susan Neiman. The description is:
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As Americans argue over the legacy of racism, Confederate monuments, and white
supremacy, Neiman asks what we can learn from the Germans about
Im curious as to what are favorite Chelm stories to read to children. Mine is
Beinush the Alert Policeman, in Simon’s More Wise Men of Helm and their Merry
Tales. Others?
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Years ago I had all our oral history interviews transcribed. This is the one
medium to guarantee that they are always accessible. No problem getting
volunteers to transcribe these historically interesting accounts. They are in
our temple archives and part of our OPAC.
Andrea Rapp, Wise Temple
What on earth happened here?
Andrea
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and experience of others.
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Just ran some figures. Circulation in our synagogue library declined 3/4 this
past 12 month period as opposed to the 12 months before covid. Any thoughts?
Have other synagogue/temple libraries (not day school libraries--that's
different) found the same? Andrea Rapp, Isaac M. Wise Temple__
Question: if one has a very large personal library of judaica subjects such as
antisemitism, and it’s time to get rid of it, what do you do with all of it?
Asking for a friend.
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Could it be: Confessions of a Closet Catholic by Sara Littman? Actually had
lots of humor, as I recall.Andrea Rapp, Wise Temple, Cincinnati
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I'm trying to track down a book title.the book was written
Has anyone bought these books from this comparatively new publisher; have they
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Friends, a patron mailed me a copy of a book, Hope Valley, by Haviva Ner-David,
with the hopes that I will include it in our library.Has anyone reviewed it for
accuracy, bias, etc, or perhaps has simply read it and can offer an opinion to
me, off-list.Andrea rappar...@wisetemple.org__
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Safranim, I received 3 titles: here they are A Child's Garden of Torah: A
Read-Aloud Bible by Joel Lurie Grishaver. Note that while this doesn't have
the gruesome material, it is written as a primer so that first readers can read
it themselves--short, choppy sentences, etc. The
drawn from biblical characaters,
such David and Akavish, Solomon and the Bee, etc.) What do you all think?Andrea
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I would like to connect with others who use Surpass software in their
libraries. Anyone?
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Surely Beth Israel has among its members an attorney who can advise on the
copyright question.
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The Institute for Curriculum Services does wonderful work in this area. I
support this organization with a check regularly, and I recommend making their
acquaintance. www.icsresources.org.Aliza Craimer Elias is the
Director.
ANdrea Rapp, Cincinnati
> On Aug 23, 2020, at 4:04
Should we no longer send them material for their archive on coronavirus
response of our synagogues?
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I’ve learned it is reviewed by Marjorie Gann in the May June AJL News,
Andtea
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Has anyone read it who will comment on it?
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We have lots of books on Jews in the civil rights movement, Jews and Dr. King,
etc. Does anyone have any suggested titles about the Jewish connection with
current issues around racism and people of color? We are getting requests for
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We are starting to consider this - members reserving/requesting library items
than having a pick up time curbside outside. There are many factors to
consider, so I am wondering whether any other synagogue libraries are looking
at the possibility.
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OK catalogers, when writing about, say, "a children's haggadah" --or is it "a
children's Haggadah? If it's referring to a Passover haggadah, but not part of
a title, capitalize or no?
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ut a "biblical story," or a "biblical idea" does
one use lower case? Or should it be consistent throughout a catalog? (using
work from home to go through catalog records and fix things, and want to know
what to do here).
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I know that several others have responded about this title and others, I would
simply remind all of Sharansky's "3 D's" definition of antisemitism in works
about the "Arab-Israeli conflict." That is: writing that: Demonizes,
Delegitimizes, and/or employs a Double Standard in judging Israel
? Is someone or an
institution in those far flung lands actually reading the article?
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I would like to hear comments/observations from synagogue librarians about
their library circulation in recent years. Holding steady? Declining
significantly? Increasing?
Please reply to ar...@wisetemple.org.
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If they haven’t seen Wonder
Andrea
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Can someone send instructions on how to run this program, esp. the
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Thanks to all who wrote, and answers keep coming. For those interested,
suggestions included authors:Zelig PliskinDr. Abraham TwerskiHarold KushnerTal
ben Shahar (books and TED talks)Dr. Kalman Kaplanalso: Chicken Soup for the
Jewish Soul, and Jewish Lights publishing.
Andrea Rapp, Wise Temple
Any recommendations for a patron looking for book(s) on positive thinking, in
Judaism?
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A patron is looking for a Haggadah with the Hebrew
transliterated with Russian letters. Does anyone know of such an item?
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Our middle grade students love the story Chusham and the Wind, in The Diamond
Tree.
Where can I find other stories about Chusham?
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To those who wrote me with suggestions, Thank you, I will pass along your
suggestions to my caller. I did inform him that libraries would likely want a
list of titles or at least a good description with examples of the works. If
he follows up on the suggestions and informs me, I will
Friends, how to respond to a caller about a collection of four thousand
Holocaust books, many described as being in German or translations from German,
many first editions. The owner wants to donate them, and lives in a Western
state with no major Jewish library. Please send any thoughts to
Following up on the ketubah question, is there a template foe items such as
hanikkiyah, other ritual objects?
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Clare, I am not sure I understand. Are you saying that the students had read
all 13 of the books you listed, including longer titles like Checkpoints, and
Habibi? I also want to ask: do you feel the students were *knowledgeable*
enough about the history and background to evaluate these
I was surprised at many of the titles on the "Reframing Israel" booklist.
I'd recommend instead a look at English Journal, July 2010 -- an article by
long-time AJL reviewer of children's books-- Linda R. Silver; the article is
called: Israeli Encounters: Books for Teens about Israel. But
I've been asked to suggest a novel about the rise of Fascism in Europe in the
1930's. Roth's The Plot Against America is finding renewed popularity, but
this request is for a historical novel rather than the genre of alternate
history. Any suggestions?Andrea Rapp, Wise Temple Cincinnati__
. There are reading incentive programs for each grade. That’s how to get
circulation in religious school.
I probably got some of these program ideas from a Rachel, have been doing
them for years.
Andrea Rapp, Wise Temple, Cincinnati.
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1. Does anyone know where I can buy a copy of the old ADL video The Courage to
Care as DVD?
2. Can someone direct me to his/her online catalog where I can see some MARC
records for cataloging artifacts?
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A story for primary grades (1-3) to suit the value:Lomed mi kol adam/ that is:
Learn from everyone, or everyone's opinion counts..
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I want you to pay my membership dues by check. Can someone tell me to whom to
mail the check, name and address?
Andrea Rapp
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I just read Joyce Levine's review (in AJL Reviews) of the 1968 Sydney Taylor
Award memoir about a child's surviving World War II in Siberia. I attended my
first AJL convention in Manhattan, I believe it was 1993, the year of the first
World Trade Center bombing--and I went for one
Although I will not be going to Boston, I would like to see what the various
sessions will cover. Is the schedule posted online?Andrea Rapp, Wise Temple__
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Usually, when someone sends a link to a video, you may not bother to watch.
But watch this one. I actually saw it yesterday from a Twitter post.Have the
Kleenex nearby. Andrea
On Thu, Apr 19, 2018, 12:10:51 PM, Rose Shoshanah Seidman
wrote:
Dear
Can someone find the exact quote from Jewish sources to the effect that to be a
teacher is in a way tantamount to being the parent to those you teach?
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My congregation is large, and historic (Isaac M. Wise Temple) and we have our
own archives; for smaller congregations, tackling the history of Jews in your
community in general or geographic area/state strikes me as a good idea, and
there is bound to be resource material even if you don't have
Programs having to do with the synagogue’s own history, its founders, early
rabbis, prominent past members, its response to historic events, etc.
Andrea Rapp, Wise Temple
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Can someone tell me where what city will host in 2019? Andrea__
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outside reading. Any thoughts? Any similar experience to mine?
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Not sure but I think Belva Plain wrote in that genre (and may be of the same
vintage!). Andrea Rapp, Wise Temple, Cincinnati
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To: Michelle Sandler <michellegailsand...@gmail.com>
Cc: "Hasafran@lists.osu.edu" <Hasa
Does anyone have a suggestion for story to read 4th graders -- a story about
Israel and Nature.
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Pages, including title page, are missing.Stories include: Rosh Hashonah.
1. Shmuel blows the shofar; Yom Kippur. 2. The return of Itzig; Succas. 3.
The squabble and the succah. There's a total of 25 stories ending with Shavuos.
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You can include in your policy document, a statement that the archives are
mainly for the use of the Board and Staff of the synagogue, and that permission
of the senior rabbi may be needed by others who request access. The issue of
confidentiality came up when an adult adoptee searching for
Is this story (told in anthologies by titles like The Missing Ingredient, or
Sabbath Spice) published as a stand-alone picture book? (Seems like a
natural, if not.)
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> Toby, this is such a sad assessment. Apparently my own experience as a
> Reform synagogue librarian is unique. I am salaried (based on an annual
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Amazing article, but it kept referring to "library workers," not librarians.
Is this going to be our new moniker, the way doctors have become "health care
providers?"
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Yes, storytime and/or book talks accompany all our reading incentive programs.
With tie-ins to curriculum, our school's "value of the month" or whatever else
will work. Without programming, there'd be almost no circulation these
days.Andrea Rapp
From: Toby Harris
I have reading incentive programs for grades 1-6.Sefer Safari for grades 1-3,
which has been in effect here for at least 20 years, (i.e. began before my
time..)programs for 4, 5, 6-- at least 2 of them borrowed from Rachel Kamin.5th
graders do Reading Tic Tac Toe (different genres in each
If anyone is familiar with the graphic novel, Palestine, by Joe Sacco, I would
like to hear from him/her/them off list re: evaluation of the book.
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If anyone has implemented a school-wide reading incentive program (Sunday
school) --especially in conjunction with commemoration of a special event at
the synagogue, please write me off list.
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But the questioner referred to "classes and races" -- Jews are neither-- and to
"power and privilege" -Jews historically had neither -- so I agree with Yoel
Sheridan. This query is inherently antisemitic. In fact I wasn't sure it was
serious. I would explore with said student the source of
I am pretty certain we had a very similar query a while back. Maybe someone
else recalls it also.Makes you wonder what exactly is being taught about Jews
in these higher ed courses...
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for 3rd graders on the topic of:
Every person is unique, give respect to all human beings, celebrate the
uniqueness of every living being, delight in what makes us different... (Other
than: The Only One Club, which they have heard)...
Any suggestions?Andrea RappWise Temple, Cincinnati__
If you mean for adults, there is "Shared Dreams: Martin Luther King, Jr. and
the Jewish Community, by Rabbi Marc Schneier. Recently I've had occasion to
read about the establishment of the RAC, the Religious Action Center (of Reform
Judaism), which was established in Washington, DC in 1961.
Friends, very recently I read "dueling" reviews of this children's Holocaust
book by Jane Yolen. Can't find it now--can anyone point me to it? Andrea Rapp
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Friends, I am going to do a presentation for parents and grandparents on
controversies in Jewish children's books--books for primary age children
mainly. I will deal w/ topics like interfaith families (titles like: Kaddish
for Grandpa in Jesus' Name Amen), Arab-Jewish Middle East issue (e.g.
Phoebe Gilman's Something From Nothing has that refrain: "Grandpa can fix it!"
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My rabbi has a similar saying:
Be a blessing.
T'hiyeh brachah.
A softer way to use the command is to use the future tense,
I'd guess that's what your rabbi would say.
T'hiyeh Torah.
Andrea
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Can any AJL scholars direct me to sources dealing the the topic of welcoming
refugees?
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I think I know the answer, but if someone tapes a show off television, can it
be added to a library collection, cataloged, and circulated?
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Does anyone have any titles to recommend for primary grades about Jewish
children with Christian grandparents and other relatives?
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Does anyone have a step-by-step plan to do this program?I know Pinterest has
dozens of samples, but I wonder if anyone has a basic how-to... Do people sign
up in advance so you know how many titles to prepare, is there a time limit,
what kind of culminating program do you do for participants to
I think I have a couple of good stories, mainly about engaging children,
faculty, and the religious school with library use. I think Rachel Kamin is
someone to advise on the question raised by Ann, as she does a great deal of
programming and promotion and maintains what looks to be a very
A related matter to research, besides funding, might be circulation; has it
held steady, or declined. What about programming for the library? Has it
increased, decreased or stayed constant? Has religious school enrollment
changed? (In our temple, a huge per centage of circulation is children's
I need to know what titles--general, not Jewish--are popular at this time with
sixth graders.Can anyone tell me?Andrea RappWise Temple, Cincinnati__
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Captain Jiri and Rabbi Jacob is Marilyn Hirsh's telling of this story. It's
interesting because her version illuminates the European Jewish experience and
Jewish values, in that the Rabbi uses his treasure to teach his oft-bullied
students about self-defense, one sees the Jewish value placed
Also about Israel:The Dead Sea: The Saltiest Sea, by Aileen WeintraubStork's
Landing, by Tami Lehman-WilzigLon-Lon's Big Night, by Miri Leshem Pelly
Possibilities:
Listen to the Trees: Jews and the Earth by Molly ConeHoni and his Magic Circle,
Phyllis GershatorGift of the Tree, by Alvin Tresselt
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