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Jewish Book Festival

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"A wonderful adventure in fine dining" — Danny Raskin

Ann Arbor JCC hosts unique programs.

Halye Aisner

Special to the Jewish News

Ann Arbor

T

he 24th annual Jewish Book
Festival returns to the Jewish
Community Center of Greater
Ann Arbor Nov 1-13, featuring authors
from across the nation and Ann Arbor's
own backyard.
New to the festival this year is the
J-Cafe, where guests can enjoy freshly
roasted coffee, tea, cappuccino and
baked goods while browsing the wide
Community Reads with author Lee
variety of books and gift items.
Kravitz
This year's festival will include four
demonstration at noon from the cook-
Lunch and Learn programs at the
book Ma Baseema: Middle Eastern
JCC, beginning at noon, with author
Cooking with Chaldean Flair.
presentations at 12:30 p.m. They
Tuesday, Nov. 8: Book Festival spon-
include Jaimy Gordon, author of Lord
sors will be honored with a reception at
of Misrule (Tuesday, Nov. 1); Charles
6:30 p.m., followed by New York Times
Butter, author of Crossing Cultural
best-selling
author Dr. Howard Markel
Borders: Universals in Art and Their
discussing his book An Anatomy of
Biological Roots (Tuesday, Nov. 8);
Addiction: Sigmund Freud,
George Bornstein, author of The Colors
William Halsted and the Miracle
of Zion: Blacks, Jews
Drug Cocaine. The author pre-
and Irish from 1845-
sentation at 7:30 p.m. is free.
1945 (Thursday, Nov.
Wednesday, Nov. 9: The
10); and Mira Bartok,
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Jewish
Partisan Educational
author of The Memory
Foundation
holds a free work-
Palace, Friday, Nov. 11.
shop,
"Teaching
with the Film
$10 in advance/$12 at
Defiance,"
from
4:30-8
p.m.
the door; author presen-
s e
for
community
educators
tations free.
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and youth-group leaders.
Other highlights
At 7:30 p.m., see the film
include:
The Forgotten Refugees,
Wednesday, Nov. 2: An
exploring the history, culture, and forced
evening with the University
exodus of Middle Eastern and North
of Michigan Frankel Scholars from 7-9
African Jewish communities in the sec-
p.m. at the JCC. Featured guests include
ond half of the 20th century. Free.
Todd Endelman, Deborah Dash Moore,
Sunday, Nov. 13: A children's pro-
Benjamin Paloff and Shachar Pinsker.
gram, Curious George Visits the Jewish
Free.
Thursday, Nov. 3: A free Community Book Festival, from 9-10:30 a.m.,
includes a pancake breakfast featuring
Reads event with Lee Kravitz, author
special guests Curious George and the
of Unfinished Business, at 7:30 p.m.
Man in the Yellow Hat; $5 per person.
Readers are encouraged to purchase
From 11 a.m.-6:30 p.m., a Global Day
the book now at the JCC and have a sit-
down with the author on the evening of of Jewish Learning takes place at both
the JCC and the Michigan League,
the event.
911 N. University Ave., Ann Arbor.
Sunday, Nov. 6: A Local Authors
The presentations are free and open
Breakfast, from 9-11 a.m., with Jane
to the community. Lunch is $10 in
Alkon, author of The Remarkable Mr.
advance/$12 at the door. Reservations
Boy; Marvin Brandwin, author of A
required. Presentations are free. Visit
Taste of Rhyme; Laurie Brown, author
jccannarbor.org for presenters, loca-
of The Greet Your Customer Manual;
tions and further details. I 1
Valerie Scho Carey, author of Harriet
and William and the Terrible Creature;
Shelly Kovacs and David Schoem,
The JCC of Greater Ann Arbor
authors of College Knowledge for the
is located at 2935 Birch Hollow
Student Athlete; Rabbi Robert Levy,
Drive, Ann Arbor. For more
author of The Jewish Pedaler; Doug
information and a complete Book
Moffat, author of In God's Shadow;
Festival schedule of authors and
and Martin Stolzenberg, author of
events, call (734) 971-0990 or go
Through Brooklyn Eyes. Free.
to jccannarbor.org .
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