Review: The River Midnight
June 19th, 2011 by LeoraIn fictional shtetl of Blaszka in Poland lived Hannah-Leah, Faygela, Zisa-Sara and Misha, all women characters in The River Midnight by Lillian Nattel.

In fictional shtetl of Blaszka in Poland lived Hannah-Leah, Faygela, Zisa-Sara and Misha, all women characters in The River Midnight by Lillian Nattel.
Children in the Holocaust being released from a camp, post about parent survivors, and books to read about the Shoa
Raritan Avenue, watercolor of Jerusalem Pizza, magnolia flower, German Jews, dragon fighting girls, a lonely radish and lemon pie
In Hereville, a graphic novel by Barry Deutsch, Mirka, 11 year old Orthodox Jewish girl heroine gets her sword. And the math cake problem, too.
Basic sauerkraut isn’t that hard. You just need sea salt, cabbage and some good glass or ceramic containers. And the patience to wait about two weeks.
Fermented cabbage, carrots, garlic and onion; raspberry banana smoothie and Jewish thinkers; seas, beasts and wild fermentation; Rembrandt and Rav Kook are all on this review.