Bar Mitzvah

by Sarah Silberstein Swartz

Book, 1985

Barcode

123461805

Call number

651 SWA

Tags

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Genres

Collection

Community & Culture

Publication

Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1985.

Description

Excerpts from memoirs, biographies, novels, short stories, religious, ethical, and psychological literature, and visual art provide the bar mitzvah boy with examples from his Jewish heritage.

Subjects

Bar Mitzvah
Jewish literature

ISBN

0385198264 / 9780385198264

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