Underwritten by: Nosan and Nosanchuck Families Book Fair Fund

Laura Shapiro Kramer

10

a.m.

Author of Uncommon Voyage
Kramer is Chairperson of the Board for Children with Special Needs in
New York City. Her book is the personal story of a family's search for
alternative medical options for the treatment of cerebral palsy.
Sponsored by: JCC Special Needs Program, Sinai Hospital Guild

Shmuel Katz

*1 0 a.m.

Author of Lone Wolf Biography of Vladimir (Zee'ey) Jabotinsky
Katz is a member of the first Knesset and founder of the London Jewish
Standard newspaper. His book tells the story of a tireless champion of the
Jewish people and founding father of militant zionism.
* Jimmy Prentis Morris Building

Hillel Levine

I p.m.

Author of In Search of Sugihara
Levine is a Professor of Sociology and Religion at Boston University where
he directs the Center for Judaic Studies. His book tells the fascinating
untold story of Chiune Sugihara, the "Japanese Schindler" an obscure
World War II diplomat who saved more than 10,000 Jews.
Sponsored by: Greater Detroit Chapter of Hadassah

*1 p.m.
Francine Klagsburn
Author of Jewish Days:A Book ofJewish Life and Culture Around The Year
Klagsburn is an author, teacher, columnist and religious thinker who has
written and spoken widely on Jewish interests. Her book guides us
through the Jewish year, sharing new insights into what it means to live

a Jewish life.
* Jimmy Prentis Morris Building

Shmuel Katz

6:30 p..m.

Author of Lone Wolf Biography of Vladimir (Zee'ev) Jabotinsky
For program description see I 0 a.m.
Sponsored by:The Aronoff Family, Zionist Organization of America

Chaim Potok

8 p.m.

Author of The Gates of November: Chronicles of the Slepak Family
Potok a Pulitzer-Prize winning author of eight novels, offers this non-fiction
work that chronicles the stormy lives of a Jewish father and son in the

Soviet Union.
Sponsored by: Greater Detroit Chapter of Hadassah