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    Were you considering joining a Jewish book club? The Palm Beach Jewish Book Club and its monthly meeting of lively discussion may be just the one for you! We read a wide variety of books including fiction and non-fiction, so make a suggestion. Contact Ruthie Friedman at [email protected] or 561-835-4248, or fill out the form below, to request monthly email updates and join our very next meeting.

    Upcoming books (subject to change):
    January: The Book of Lost Names by Kristin Harmel
    February: State of Wonder by Ann Patchett
    March: House on Endless Waters by Emuna Elon
    April: Searching for Sylvie Lee by Jean Kwok
    May: The Huntress by Kate Quinn (will schedule author talk with Novel Network)
    June: Eli's Promise by Ronald Balson

    Special Event:
    You are invited to a virtual author talk with author William Tanenbaum in an interview with his daughter Ruthie Friedman about his historical fiction novel Future Memories.  It's on Wednesday, March 17, at 7:30 p.m. Register below or email [email protected] to receive Zoom information.

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Click here for details on the upcoming women's event or click here for the next Palm Beach Jewish Book Club meeting.
Upcoming events
Mar. 15, 2021
RCS Code to J-O-Y - Event 5: Judging Ourselves? Yes!
Is it possible to be happy if I'm dissatisfied due to my mistakes and missed opportunities? Discover what your mistakes say about you, and how to experience joy in spite of the struggle of ...
Apr. 12, 2021
RCS Code to J-O-Y - Event 6: Just Override Yesterday: “The Road Less Traveled” Lecture with Rochel Zuckerman
Rochel Zuckerman was born to a Jewish mother who was immersed in the Muslim faith and was of a famed Egyptian musical family. Raised Catholic after her parents’ divorce, Rochel knew her true ...
May. 10, 2021
RCS Code to J-O-Y - Event 7: Jew’s Ongoing Yearning
Too often we forget that Judaism is itself supposed to be a joyful experience not despite the many duties and strictures that come with keeping the Torah, but because of them. How can religion ...

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