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Nice Jewish Girls: Growing Up in America

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Paperback
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0 lbs
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Book
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ISBN
0452273978
Publication Year
1996
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Book Title
Nice Jewish Girls : Growing Up in America
Author
Persis Knobbe, Laura Shaine Cunningham, Dinah Berland, Grace Paley
Publisher
Penguin Publishing Group
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Literary Criticism, Religion, Literary Collections, Social Science
Topic
Women, Women Authors, Judaism / General, Women's Studies, Essays, Jewish

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"While nearly every Jewish female reader will find herself reflected here, the poignancy of these stories will be felt by readers of all ethnicities."-- Library Journal Chicken soup and Barbra Streisand, lost fathers and first dates, Hebrew school and Queen Esther, seders and seductions. In this insightful, original anthology, forty-five American Jewish writers explore the richness of their shared heritage, from the tragic to the trivial. In memoirs, fiction, and poetry new and favorite writers like Grace Paley, Amy Bloom, Vivian Gornick, and Laura Cunningham brilliantly reveal the challenges of coming of age as a Jewish woman in America today. What have we lost that our mothers and grandmothers had? Do we still feel close ties to family and community? Can we make a decent pot roast? This spirited collection is full of humor and wisdom, memory and affection--and there isn't a Jewish girl (nice or otherwise) who won't find herself reflected in these vibrant pages.

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Publisher
Penguin Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0452273978
ISBN-13
9780452273979
eBay Product ID (ePID)
575463

Product Key Features

Book Title
Nice Jewish Girls : Growing Up in America
Author
Persis Knobbe, Laura Shaine Cunningham, Dinah Berland, Grace Paley
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Women, Women Authors, Judaism / General, Women's Studies, Essays, Jewish
Publication Year
1996
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Literary Criticism, Religion, Literary Collections, Social Science

Dimensions

Item Length
8in
Item Height
0.8in
Item Width
5.2in
Item Weight
9.3 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Ps508.J4n53 1996
Reviews
"Stimulating... 40 contemporary women writers discuss the coming-of-age experience of the Jewish girl as she discovers who she is and how she got that way through family, community, and spiritual channels. Marks has gathered essays that allow Judaism to be viewed as much as an attitude toward life as a prescription of faith. While similar anthologies have dwelled on the bitterness Jewish women have felt because of their second-class status, this volume moves on to ask what it is that makes a young woman a Jew. The stories range from the tragic to the humorous, as in Alexandra J. Wall's 'The Way We Were,' in which a young woman calls on Barbra Streisand to help her accept the physical facts of life. It is never too late to have a coming-of-age experience, as in Letty Cottin Pogrebin's 'I Don't Like To Write About My Father.' While nearly every Jewish female reader will find herself reflected here, the poignancy of these stories will be felt by readers of all ethnicities."-- Library Journal "Permeating a number of the pieces is a sense of being 'other,' whether it's as a Jew in a Christian society (e.g., Kathryn Hellerstein's prep-school bout with the Christmas Chorale) or in one's alienation from tradition or other Jews (e.g., Shira Dicker's tale of a child taunted for belonging to the 'wrong' shul). Among the best of this literary congregation of excerpts, reprints and original pieces are Allegra Goodman's fictional account of a woman's far-flung geographic and spiritual journeys; Teresa Weisberg's oral history of a ludicrous wedding during the Depression; Karen Bender's reverie about being inside the Ark with the Torahs; and familiar excerpts by Laura Cunningham, Letty Cottin Pogrebin and Vivian Gornick."-- Publishers Weekly  "Troublesome body hair and 'the curse of a funny nose' figure prominently in this rich anthology of short fiction, personal essays and poems about life as a Jewish girl in America. But this is more than a mere catalog of teenage-female crises--after all, its 40 writers grew up a generation after the Holocaust. Aside from the effects of that central trauma, it also deals with such dilemmas as: interaction with the other--both the non-Jewish boyfriend at Christmas time, and the Orthodox childhood friend whose 'small and crowded' apartment reeks of 'meat cooking and garlic'; the conflict with patriarchal Judaism; and the Diaspora-Israel pull, which leads one woman to choose the former, 'because it made no demands on her.' Still, some of the most memorable pieces are humorous, among them Karen Golden's 'Big White Pushka,' about a young girl who identifies a tampon dispenser in the Hebrew school bathroom as a gift-giving tzedakah box."-- The Jerusalem Report 
Table of Content
Nice Jewish GirlsIntroduction by Marlene Adler Marks Part One: "With all your heart..." Aunt Rose's Child, by Jane Schulzinger Fox Grinder, by Sharon Pomerantz In This Country, But in Another Language, My Aunt Refuses to Marry the Men Everyone Wants Her To, by Grace Paley Comfort, by Jennifer Futernick Light Breaks Where No Sun Shines, by Amy Bloom The Secret, by Ilana Girard Singer Baba, by Susan Terris Baby-Sitting, by Jane Bernstein Names, by Jane Yolen The Get, by Carolyn A. Rogers Grandma, by Laura Cunningham Theresa Weisberg's Wedding, As Told to her daughter, Ruth Weisberg Part Two: "With all your soul..." Home for Winter, by Marcia Falk Big White Pushka, by Karen Golden If Only I'd Been Born a Kosher Chicken, by Jyl Lynn Felman Kiddush Cup, by L. Schimel Watchman, What of the Night? by Miriyam Glazer Shema, the First Prayer You Learn, by S. L. Wisenberg V'ahavta, by Kaern E. Bender the mourner, by tova Inside the Ark, by Karen E. Bender Prayers, by Judith Ungar A Jewish Education, by Kathryn Hellerstein Part Three: "With all your might..." Schmutz, by Sara Nuss-Galles My Father's Kichel, by Enid Shomer Down on the Farm, by Shirley Polinsky Fein I dream of railway stations, by Carol V. Davis Sephirot, by Dinah Berland My Grandma Had a Lover, by Carolyn White The Discovery, by Belinda Cooper Part Four: "When you lie down, when you rise up..." The Nose-Fixer, by Persis Knobbe That's Ridiculous, by Vivian Gornick The New Girl, by Shira Dicker Mutatis Mutandis, by Sheila Schwartz The Way "We" Were, by Alexandra J. Wall The Wandering Jewess - 20th-Century Style, by Hindi Brooks Desert Song, by Jori Ranhand The One Who Receives, by Dina Elenbogen Blood in the Sand, by Susan Merson Onionskin, by Allegra Goodman Sleepwalking Through Suburbia, by Fern Kupfer Needlepoint, by Erica Jong Silent Night, by Joan Lipkin I Don't Like to Write About My Father, by Letty Cottin Pogrebin legacy, by cynthia morse Macaroni and Cheese, by Marlene Adler Marks
Copyright Date
1996
Lccn
95-039408
Dewey Decimal
810.8/09287/089924
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
20
Number of Pages
304 Pages

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