Author: Artscroll The supplicatory prayers recited before and during the Days of Awe are among the most poetic and stirring prayers. Here they are newly typeset with a contemporary translation...

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Author: GK Chesterton Four "Father Brown" short story mysteries by G. K. Chesterton adapted for young readers by Nancy Carpentier Brown and illustrated by Ted Schluenderfritz, featuring: A sapphire cross...

Author: Edmund Crispin Oxford don and part-time detective Gervase Fen is in the town of Tolnbridge where he is happily bounding around with a butterfly net until the cathedral organist...

Author: Edmund Crispin Gervase Fen investigates a murder that was preceded by the same kind of anonymous and malicious letter others in the village of Cotten Abbas have received. February...

Author: Edmund Crispin Who burglarised the train heading for Victoria Station, and whatever became of its conductor?Did the village idiot or Mrs Foley murder the mean-spirited Edgar Foley, or could...

Author: Yehoshua Bachrach A unique approach to the study of the Book of Ruth, illuminating the literal meaning of the text with Midrashic interpretation. May 1, 1995 by Philipp Feldheim...

Author: Meir Leubush Malbim  Rabbi Meir Leibush Malbim In his profound and enlightening commentary, the nineteenth-century luminary Rabbi Meir Leibush Malbim unraveled the baffling enigmas contained in Mishley the Book...

Author: Edmund Crispin The classic crime thrillers of Edmund Crispin are quite unlike any others in their constantly digressing good humour, their smart puzzle-setting and their strong-skewed sense of what...

Author: Michael Innes When an American multi-millionaire is keen to buy an Elizabethan manor, she comes up against fierce opposition from a young boy, Jay, and his band of bowmen,...

Author: Sholom Aleichem January 1, 1961 by Collier Books

Author: Israel365 The Israel365 Commemorative Journal Honoring Jerusalem's Jubilee