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Format: Paperback
Pages: 712
Edition: Reprint
Publisher: Harvest Books
Published: Apr 2003

ISBN 10: 0156027453
ISBN 13: 9780156027458

Media Reviews
PRAISE FOR SUNDAY JEWS

Wonderful . . . It is at once an old-fashioned family saga, with plot twists worthy of George Eliot's Daniel Deronda , and, like that novel, a delicate, compassionate meditation on the inheritance and creation of religious, familial, and individual identity. -- The New York Times Book Review

Summons a genuinely affecting lyrical elegiac voice, celebrating lives and ways of life as they pass into something else. -- Newsday

PRAISE FOR SUNDAY JEWS

Wonderful . . . It is at once an old-fashioned family saga, with plot twists worthy of George Eliot's Daniel Deronda , and, like that novel, a delicate, compassionate meditation on the inheritance and creation of religious, familial, and individual identity. -- The New York Times Book Review

Summons a genuinely affecting lyrical elegiac voice, celebrating lives and ways of life as they pass into something else. -- Newsday

PRAISE FOR SUNDAY JEWS
Wonderful . . . It is at once an old-fashioned family saga, with plot twists worthy of George Eliot's Daniel Deronda, and, like that novel, a delicate, compassionate meditation on the inheritance and creation of religious, familial, and individual identity. -- The New York Times Book Review
Summons a genuinely affecting lyrical elegiac voice, celebrating lives and ways of life as they pass into something else. -- Newsday

PRAISE FOR SUNDAY JEWS
Wonderful . . . It is at once an old-fashioned family saga, with plot twists worthy of George Eliot's Daniel Deronda, and, like that novel, a delicate, compassionate meditation on the inheritance and creation of religious, familial, and individual identity. --The New York Times Book Review
Summons a genuinely affecting lyrical elegiac voice, celebrating lives and ways of life as they pass into something else. -- Newsday

PRAISE FOR SUNDAY JEWS

Wonderful . . . It is at once an old-fashioned family saga, with plot twists worthy of George Eliot's Daniel Deronda, and, like that novel, a delicate, compassionate meditation on the inheritance and creation of religious, familial, and individual identity. --The New York Times Book Review

Summons a genuinely affecting lyrical elegiac voice, celebrating lives and ways of life as they pass into something else. -- Newsday

Author Bio
Hortense Calisher has written more than twenty books. Past president of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and of PEN, she has been a National Book Award finalist three times and has won an O. Henry Award, as well as a Guggenheim Fellowship. She lives in New York City.