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Please Say Kaddish For Me (英語) ペーパーバック – 2015/5/5

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Jewish persecution under Russian Czar! 1899 Russia under the cruel Czarist rule is not a good place to be a Jew! Russia under the diabolical Czarist rule is a very bad place and a very bad time to be a Jew. Fair game to marauding peasants and government militia alike, the random slaughter of entire Jewish families is commonplace rather than a rare occurrence. It is, however, a time for brave men. And brave women. Barefoot, wearing only a flimsy nightgown, sixteen-year-old Havah Cohen alone escapes the brutal massacre by the Czarist tyranny that destroys her home and slaughters her family on a frigid November night in 1899. Love ignited, lost and found, insurmountable struggles and challenges, Kishinev's Jewish pogroms and all odds against them, Havah and her soul mate, Arel, withstand the storms of life in this unforgettable story of a time and place rarely spoken of, and romance and courage so profound as to be rarely experienced.

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370ページ
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英語
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Marketing Concepts Intl
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2015/5/5
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15.24 x 1.96 x 22.86 cm
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1942981155
ISBN-13

978-1942981152
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出版社 : Marketing Concepts Intl (2015/5/5)
発売日 : 2015/5/5
言語 : 英語
ペーパーバック : 370ページ
ISBN-10 : 1942981155
ISBN-13 : 978-1942981152
寸法 : 15.24 x 1.96 x 22.86 cm

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K. M. Knight

Hope and Trust To Bring a Tear To Your Eye

2019年2月20日に英国でレビュー済み

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This was the first eBook I have read in a few years. And it was novel to be able to dip in and out of this book on my phone wherever I was, whenever I had a spare five minutes. The ability to dip in an out of this book is poignant as the story dips in and out of the characters' lives. And what a cast of characters. No... what an extended family. This theme of family extends from this book in a way that is both heartwarming and heart-aching. Right from the first chapter, where the heroine, Havah, flees for her life, you know you are in the hands of a capable storyteller.

The tone of narration has a familiar feel to it, which I think is due to the psychic distance of the omniscient viewpoint, where we always remain close to the storytelling character's viewpoint, and never slip into the author's viewpoint, which can jar and, if done too frequently, can jerk a reader out of the fictive dream.

There is no jarring or jerking in this prose. The narration feels smooth, despite the hardships heaped upon Havah and those she cares for. She is a true survivor, and indicative of the spiritual backbone of the Jewish faith. Don't get me wrong, this is not a religious book, but there is a quiet strength of faith about this story and in the delivery of this story, that I was often left with a sense of peacefulness whenever and wherever in my busy day I found time to read more.

The other thing I enjoyed about this book were the topics tackled: from the graphic portrayal of amputation, to the loveliness of child birth; the beauty of love, to the tragedy of death; the passion of true love to the duty of love unfound and unfounded. There are so many human emotions all bundled up believably in this story, and overarched by loss. And yet, as typified in Fruma Ya'el, who literally breathes love, there is always hope.

This theme of hope, this trust that things will turn out for the best, no matter what the hardship, is the main theme I loved. One that even now, still brings a tear to my eye.

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S.C. Potter

A heart-wrenching historical novel

2015年8月18日に英国でレビュー済み

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This novel, set in the Czarist Russia of 1899, was a real eye-opener for me. Before I read it, I knew very little about the appalling treatment of Jews in the Country at that time. Labelled as "Christ Killers", whole families were brutally murdered or lived in constant terror of thugs storming into theirs homes or workplaces to treat them to violence or finish them off.

Against this backcloth, the author paints a most vivid and detailed picture of daily Jewish life and the importance of family, bound in tradition, ritual observation, and obligation: the concept of extended family ingrained into them in a way that outsiders might misunderstand as exclusivity and use as an excuse for persecution.

The main character in the novel is Havah, the daughter of a Rabbi. After her family is murdered and her village razed, she is adopted into another family. She's feisty and sometimes pigheaded, often fighting against the traditional female role expected of her, which includes women not reading and instead tending to household chores, especially the preparation of meals. In this novel, there is so much about cooking and the rituals surrounding mealtimes! On the face of it, this might not sound interesting but the author describes it in such as to makes it fascinating.

Although the story is centered around Jews, it is very much about the human condition: the delicate balance between order and chaos; the push-me-pull-you between love and hatred, and the grey areas in between. Thus, it's a story that's worth reading, whatever your religious or non-religious background.

I have one little criticism, or rather suggestion to the author if she plans a second edition of the novel, and that is the construction of a family tree in diagram form at the beginning of the book. The names would all be familiar for a Russian Jew from 1899, but not so for the likes of modern English-speaking readers. I got in a terrible muddle about names and about who was related to who. But don't let this put you off reading this most worthy and illuminating work, just have a pen to the ready, and jot down who is who on a scrap of paper to keep as your bookmark, then you won't get lost.

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Sandra

A compelling read

2015年8月17日に英国でレビュー済み

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This was a compelling read, from beginning to end and I finished it in two sessions. A thoroughly engrossing tale, with brilliant characterisation. I felt as though I knew the characters well, and since I knew that a pogrom would be imminent, I found my anxiety levels increasing the more attached I became to them. Atmospheric, graphic, charming and horrifying. The pace was just right as was the changing and contrasting cycle: horror – forbidden love – bitterness – love – horror – redemption. Characters were despatched expeditiously with just the right amount of detail and at appropriate intervals – and none of it was signalled up in advance. A vivid portrayal of Jewish family life in extraordinarily difficult times.

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Vivian Zems

Intriguing and Entertaining

2018年12月18日に英国でレビュー済み

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I must say that this is my first foray into historical fiction...and a very rewarding one too! There were so many things I didn't know. It's a book- such as this one, that educates, intrigues and entertains at the same time. Havah, the central character is strong-willed and holds the story together very well. Cleverly done, as this sort of fiction is particularly difficult . Well crafted!

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HilaryCustanceGreen

An absorbing, moving, informative read.

2016年5月2日に英国でレビュー済み

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This is a vivid, moving, fictional account of a part of history too little understood. It moves from the Jewish pogroms of Russia to the arrival of immigrants and refugees in the USA. While both shocking and sad in parts, this is an unput-downable read with much warmth and humanity. This is a world and a society I knew little about and I am glad to have been given this absorbing insight.

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