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Sarah Hurwitz: "I want to urge Jews to reclaim our tradition because I so strongly believe we still have something to say to the world." (File photo)
In her new book “As a Jew,” Hurwitz describes her own personal Jewish renaissance and why American Jewry needs to search its soul.
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Rabbi Emily Stern: "A seder isn’t just a commemoration of the past; it also responds to the moment -- the people at the table, the atmosphere and the issues of the time." (Provided photo)
Who says Jews should only hold a seder for Pesach, writes Kol HaLev’s spiritual leader.
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Ava K. Perlin (right), shown with her younger sister, Millie, hopes her book helps readers understand that "above all else, we have to protect and inspire kindness amongst other people.” (Provided photo)
“One in a Millieon” is a loving tribute to Perlin’s younger sister, Millie, who lives with Down syndrome.
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Read MoreGreg Lewis captures the story of Baltimore icon Boogie Weinglass in the new book, “BOOGIE — Afraid of Nothing Except Being Nothing.”
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Author and creativity counselor Amy L. Bernstein: "Where we run into problems is when we listen to our doubts so intently and intensively that we allow them to stop us.” (Provided photo)
The award-winning “Wrangling the Doubt Monster: Fighting Fears, Finding Inspiration” helps readers combat insecurity and hesitation.
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Dr. Zev Eleff: "We’re inspired by greatness, so it’s a meaningful myth. It’s a shared legacy and experience. "
What’s got your G.O.A.T.? Dr. Zev Eleff’s new book examines the peculiarly American obsession with greatness.
Read MoreEmma Snyder, owner of The Ivy Bookshop, offers recommendations for must-read titles for adults and children.
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Author Sarah Birnbach: "I became sensitive to others in mourning and learned that even though we can resume our normal activities, we never quite heal from the loss of a loved one." (Provided photo)
The Rockville-based author’s book “A Daughter’s Kaddish” chronicles her spiritual journey in the aftermath of her father’s passing.
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Cantor Karen Webber: "I'm inviting people to see what they will, to dream, to expand their notion of what something looks like." (Provided photo)
The Baltimore resident’s “Vessels of Light” is a poetic and visual exploration of life and creation.
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