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[son-of-avraham]

(I know this ask game is from a few days ago so. Maybe you're not doing this anymore but in case you are:) 📕 Whats your favorite Jewish book to study?

I'll include all of my favorite authors/books in no particular order!

Rabbi Harold Kushner (z"l) was one of the first jewish authors I intentionally read and I loved the books I read of his. I especially loved how gentle, real, and understanding he was and how real he was.

Elie Wiesel (z"l). Need I say more. I wish I spoke yiddish so I could read his books unadulterated, but regardless, his works were (and are) important to me and helped shape me

Tehillim. Just all of it. I have so much to say about them as a collection, but that would take forever.

Jewish with Feeling (Zalman Schachter-Shalomi). My rabbi had me read this book, and similarly to Kushner, I appreciated how kind and non-judgemental the narrative was.

I mostly read any jewish books with the intention to study (I don't necessarily read for leisure or escape), so I wanted to include as many diverse things as I could. I haven't read enough torah or other overtly-religious text yet to include a specific one, but I have read moments in the torah that I loved (I could rant for hours about when g-d told moses, "I am that I am")

Thanks for letting me rant!!!🩵

[gromky]

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wolfsheim - once in a lifetime

[vintageghoststories]

woaughhh…a beautiful butch came into work [which is unusual[I work in a small religious town]] and she graced me not only with her beauty And Also a 15% tip ….love and life and a angel gained its wings today

[laughingalone]