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BOOKS
JEWISH LITERATURE:
"Tel
Aviv" By Dr. Avraham
Wissotzky. SERIALIZED
NOVEL BY DR. ILIL ARBEL
JEWISH LITERATURE
"Tel
Aviv" By Dr. Avraham
Wissotzky
SERIALIZED
NOVEL BY DR. ILIL ARBEL
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BOOKS REVIEWS
SCHOOL
DAYS: Robert B. Parker Robert
Parker's novels featuring a Boston private detective named Spenser got off to
a slam-bang start in the 1970s. But since then, the series has grown in
popularity but deteriorated in quality, the plots becoming as thin as
negligees and the wisecracking detective turning into a parody of himself.
CINNAMON
KISS: Walter Mosley Easy
Rawlins is legit at last: The city of Los Angeles has granted him a private
detective's licence. But he's still a black man trying to make his way in an
indifferent, and often hostile, white America.
THE
SECRET MULRONEY TAPES: Peter C. Newman Thanks
to the headlines splashed across the front pages this week by the bombshell
launch of The Secret Mulroney Tapes, we now know a great deal of what Brian
Mulroney was thinking while he was prime minister, and a lot of it isn't
pretty. But a more careful reading of the explosive, profane book reveals
it as more than a hatchet job.
FAN-TAN:
Marlon Brando and Donald Cammell The
story of the making of this novel is as interesting as the book itself -- the
tale of a Scottish-American sea captain who signs on with some Chinese pirates
in the South Pacific during the 1920s. The late Marlon Brando struck up a
friendship with Donald Cammell during the 1960s when the actor was in France
shooting The Young Lions. The two eccentrics had many character similarities
and decided to collaborate on this ultimately unfinished project. An editor
and film historian stepped in and finished the job.
Believable
Bootstrappers: 21 Real-World Stories to Rev up Your Inner Entrepreneur
A new book from former Apprentice standout Wes Moss offers a host
of been-there-done-that lessons from people who left the corporate world to
forge their own path.
Photo: Wes Moss
Wes Moss
“bootstrapped” his first ventures when he was in his teens, turning his
businesses into award-winning, prosperous enterprises. Moss appeared as a
candidate on NBC’s popular show, The Apprentice, with Donald Trump. A graduate
in economics from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Moss became a
vice president at one of the world's largest investment firms after just five
years. He is also a Certified Financial Planner™, managing more than $100
million in investments for high-net-worth individuals and corporations. Moss
has been interviewed on The Today Show, CNBC, MSNBC, Fox and Friends, Regis
and Kelly, and radio stations around the country. “Wes reminds me of a West
Point cadet …it’s just his demeanor, his attitude, and his level of
strength.”-Donald Trump
THE GODDARD
RIVERSIDE NEW YORK BOOK FAIR
The
19TH ANNUAL
NEW YORK
BOOK FAIR
is Saturday, November 19th, from
9AM-5PM
and Sunday, November 20th, from
11AM-6PM
@
593 Columbus Avenue
@
88th Street.
The Book Fair brings together
members of the publishing industry, local businesses and all New Yorkers for a
weekend-long, fun-filled event that benefits the
Goddard
Riverside
Community Center,
the
West Side's
settlement house that has served the community for 110 years. The Book Fair
raises money for programs that help
New York City
youth, older adults, and the homeless. Thanks to volunteers and in-kind
contributions, more than 85 cents out of every dollar raised goes directly
into Goddard Riverside's 22 human service programs at 16 sites on the West
Side of Manhattan and in
Harlem.
There are several exciting events
that are part of the Goddard Riverside New York Book Fair:
"MEET THE AUTHOR" DINNERS KICK OFF THE BOOK FAIR ON NOVEMBER 11:
Ved Mehta, Jeffrey Toobin, Donald
E. Westlake, Jane E. Brody, David Baldacci, Mary Gordon, Rona Jaffe, Paul
Krugman, Roy Blount, Jr. and many others dine in homes around the city to
support Goddard's cause. On November 11th, leading up to the actual Book Fair,
participants are offered the opportunity to attend dinners with their favorite
authors. These casual and intimate dinners are held in private homes around
the city on the 11th. For additional information on the
Meet-the Author Dinners, please
contact Annette Pousson at 212-873 6600.
THE BOOK BASH ON
NOVEMBER 18:
At the
Book Bash, held on Friday, November
18th from 6:30-9:30 PM @ the Goddard Riverside Community Center (593 Columbus
Avenue @ 88th Street), nine famous West Side restaurants-Kitchen
82, Ono, Town, Ouest & 'Cesca, Fish, Butter, Park Avenue Café and Café
Gray--will be serving up their signature dishes, along with platters from
Ideal Cheese and savory pasties by Du Four. An auction will offer trips,
dinners, tickets to cultural and sporting events, as well as professional
services from private catering to massages and health club memberships. Those
attending this event can shop for the best books at 50% off before the weekend
crowd arrives. Tickets are $125 in advance and $150 at the door. For
more information, e-mail Ms. Coxe at
Elizabeth.Coxe@stmartins.com
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MAIMONIDES BY DR. ILIL ARBEL
"One of the 10 best books of the year." World Jewish News
Agency.
"Comprehensive, authoritative, fun and most needed. A great
addition to the world Judaica history and literature.". MDL,
International Herald Daily News
- Hardcover: 192 pages
- Publisher: Crossroad 8th Avenue (September 25,
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- Language: English
- ISBN: 0824523598
- Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.6 x 0.8 inches
- Price: 19.95
The book is availabe at: All Barnes and Noble and
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