A diner's guide to fine food &amp; drink.

Menu Mystique: The Diner's Guide to Fine Food & Drink

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Norman Odya Krohn

Cooking Education & Reference

Jonathan David Publishers, Inc.

Encyclopedia Of Jewish Humor

Reference

Spalding, Henry A.

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

This collectible serves as an old farmer's historical reference almanac.

The Best of 'The Old Farmer's Almanac'

Will Forpe

Crawford's Encyclopedia of comic books

Hubert H. Crawford

Mastering Masonry: How to Work with Bricks , Blocks, Concrete and Stone

Engineering & Transportation

Kenneth J. Nolan

Engineering

Hardcover with Dust Jacket. NEW, never been open for read.

Voices of Wisdom: Jewish Ideals and Ethics for Everyday Living

Religion & Spirituality

FRANCINE KLAGSBRUN

Judaism

For over thirty years Jews have turned to Rabbi Maurice Lamm's classic work for direction and consolation. Selected by The New York Times as one of the ten best religious books of the year when it was first published in 1969, The Jewish Way in Death and Mourning leads the family and friends of the deceased through the most difficult chapter of life-from the moment of death through the funeral service, the burial, and the various periods of mourning.

The Jewish Way in Death and Mourning

Maurice Lamm

Filled with facts, trivia, photographs, and statistics, an updated reference furnishes concise portraits of more than 150 important Jewish athletes, including Sandy Koufax, Kerry Strug, Daniel Mendoza, Esther Roth, and many others.

Great Jews In Sports

Robert Slater

Biographies & Memoirs

In this four-volume set of The Jewish Book of Why, The Second Jewish Book of Why, The Jewish Mourner’s Book of Why, and The Jewish Book of Why: The Torah, Rabbi Alfred J. Kolatch answers thousands of questions about Jewish life, custom, and ritual. See the individual titles for content description.

The Jewish Books of Why Library

Politics & Social Sciences

KOLATCH, ALFRED J.

Social Sciences

When Jonathan Kolatch's imagination is set free to wander, you never know where it might perch. Whether exploring the logistics of taking a Japanese bath, revisiting the remains of an evacuated Jewish settlement in Gaza, debunking the Dx game doctors play, or analyzing the economics of a chocolate chip cookie, he sees the world through a unique Kolatchian perspective.Blurring the lines between the factual and the fanciful, close to home or far away, Jon Kolatch makes us care about people we've never met and consider things we've never thought about. For Kolatch, debating whether to sell an aging car segues naturally into a contemplation of human immortality, and a chat with a West Bank rabbi over coexistence with neighboring Arabs begets a visit to a Palestinian legislator bent on scuttling the rabbi's peace dreams.From his earliest years, Jon Kolatch found himself following unconventional paths. Of thoroughly urban stock, when his parents acquired a modest tract of land two hours north of New York City, he found himself immersed in rural life: planting fruit trees, tinkering with recalcitrant lawn mowers, challenging poison ivy. Thus began a bipolar existence'weekdays in the big city, weekends in the stix'that continues to this day. Country themes inspired some of his earliest published pieces in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.

At the Corner of Fact & Fancy

Jonathan Kolatch

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