The Shiksa Syndrome (Audiobook)

from ennie

Aimee's (non-Jewish) boyfriend breaks up with her, and she re-enters the dating scene and meets nice Jewish guy Josh Hirsch. When he assumes she's a shiksa (her name and appearance aren't particularly Jewish), she does not correct him since everyone knows Jewish boys love their golden shiksas. Th...

from sunshine608

I had very mixed feelings about this book. At time I got frustrated with the fast-paced writing style ( i spent a good amount of time flipping back to see what I missed) and at times the story line irked me. It was the ending though that I really enjoyed, but as much I enjoyed the ending, it the ...

from mlake

I didn't finish this book. The assumption that a shiksa like me would know no jewish/yiddish words or meanings was a little insulting.

from bearette24

This book had a fun premise - a Jewish girl pretending to be a shiksa to snag the guy she wants. Her deceit lands her in a lot of awkward situations before the truth emerges. The writing was sometimes jerky, without transitions, but the interesting plot kept me turning pages.