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The Modern Jewish Girl's Guide to Guilt is edited by Ruth Ellenson and includes essays by authors Tova Mirvis, Ayelet Waldman, Rabbi Sharon Braus and others. You can read reviews in The Jewish Week and on NPR. If any of you have a chance to read it, feel free to share your thoughts here.
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It's a great book; eclectic, funny, appalling, etc. Lots of different opinions, everyone's bound to find one story they relate to and another that riles them up about something...
Posted by: Esther | January 08, 2006 at 07:59 AM
This wonderful book (along with a subscription to Lilith) was a birthday gift from my MIL. I recommend it. As I wrote in my own post.. "It was a very enjoyable read and great to find I’m normal or that I’m not normal, but that I’m not the only one and it’s all ok. :)"
Posted by: peninah | January 10, 2006 at 07:17 PM