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A Basic Jewish Library

For less than $200, it should be possible for you to acquire enough Jewish books and periodicals of value to keep you busy for many months. Your collection should include:

  • at least one good history of the Jews (Roth, Sachar, Grayzel)

  • a few books on contemporary philosophy (Buber, Rosenweig, Heschel, Kaplan)

  • a good siddur

  • a Festival mahzor

  • the text of the Torah in Hebrew and English

Win the new Etz Hayim Humash (Torah and commentary) just by signing up for our KOACH-ON-CAMPUS e-zine mailing list.

For the rest, follow your particular interest. Books are available online, through Jewish Book News, at local bookstores, and through the United Synagogue Book Service. There are also a wide variety of periodicals of Jewish interest, many offering special student rates.

Judaism
15 East 84th Street
New York, NY 10028
(Specializes in theological issues)

Commentary
165 East 56th Street
New York, NY 10022
(Political and social issues)
http://www.commentarymagazine.com/

Tikkun
http://www.best.com/~tikkun/
PO Box 406
Syracuse, NY 13217
(Political and social issues)

Moment Magazine
4710 41st St., NW
Washington, DC 20016
(For popular Jewish culture)
http://www.momentmag.com/

Sh'ma
A Journal of Jewish Responsibility
Box 567
Port Washington, NY 11050
(Contemporary Jewish thought)

KOACH's own student-written, student-edited KOACH on Campus. 

KOACH also recommends:

A Guide to Jewish Religious Practice
by Isaac Klein

Conservative Judaism: Our Ancestors to Our Descendents
by Elliot Dorff

Sacred Fragments
by Neil Gillman

Looking to learn more about losing someone? prayers for the living and the deceased?

Rabbi Elyse Winick recommends:

Kaddish
Leon Wieseltier
Vintage Books, 2000

Making Loss Matter: Creating Meaning in Difficult Times
David Wolpe
Riverhead Books, 2000

A Time to Mourn A Time to Comfort
Ron Wolfson
Jewish Lights Publishing, 1996

Visit the United Synagogue's Book Service, the online Jewish Book Store.

 

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