The Jew Store (Paperback)

from suesbooks

I read this book a second time for a different book group. I was not looking forward to it, but the poor writing did not bother me as much as previously, and I found the writer's life and comments ...

from Carmenere

Ms. Suberman writes a sweet, loving memoir of her Jewish Russian immigrant parents and her siblings. Her father, known as Aaron in the book, moves his family from everything and everyone they know ...

from jkrnomad

This is a fascinating memoir of growing up in the Deep South during the 1920's. The Bronson family has to deal with layer after layer of American culture, first in New York City, where they find a ...

from suesbooks

This was a quick read of a poorly edited book. However, I found it interesting to learn about the culture presented by the author. She could have gone in to much more depth, but that is not the boo...

from etxgardener

In the South every town had a "Jew Store;" a place that sold low-priced goods to factqory workers, farmers, and even blacks (if only through the back door by the alley). Stella. Suberman's memoir t...