Welcome to the November Jewish Book Carnival!
We're a month away from our next Jewish Festival of Lights (yes, I'm already waiting for Hanukkah), but we still have this month's Jewish Book Carnival to look forward to and to help us spread more inspiration and brightness. This month is packed with something for everyone from new poetry at Life is Like a Library, to an exciting mystery/thriller review, to a Hannukah round-up of new Jewish kids books, and a post right here on my own site from my guest this month, author Liza Wiemer.
The Jewish Book Carnival was started by Heidi Rabinowitz and Marie Cloutier "to build community among bloggers and blogs who feature Jewish books. It runs every month on the 15th (or close to the 15th when it falls on Shabbat)."
So let's get started:
Thanks to all who participated this month and I will take this opportunity to wish everyone a Hanukkah Sameach!
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