" "Black" Becomes a Rainbow:
The Mother of a Baal Teshuvah Tells Her Story"
by Agi L. Bauer
[Jewish non-fiction]
{started last week, finished on Sunday}
"No Coins, Please"
by Gordon Korman
[children's fiction, humorous]
{started on Sunday, finished on Monday}
"You English Words"
by John Moore
[non-fiction]
{started on Monday, still reading}
"The Enchanted Circle"
by Libby Lazewnik
[Jewish fiction, teenagers]
{started on Monday, finished on Tuesday}
"The Summer of the Great-Grandmother"
by Madeleine L'Engle
[non-fiction, autobiography]
{started on Wednesday, still reading as of Saturday night}
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I am a fan if Isaac Bashevis Singer and it looks like some of the books you are reading I would enjoy. It's just that I don't have much time for reading! Right now I'm reading a book about Japan written in 1959 by an Italian who with his family was interned in Kyoto during WWII. I'm a Japanophile and this is very interesting.
Barb, what is the name of the book you are reading?
I got it at the library. It's "Meeting with Japan" by Fosco Maraini. Very fascinating. Japanese art, culture, music and film are my main areas of interest.
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