Exploring the intricate relationship between memory and family history, this chapbook invites readers on a reflective journey through landscapes marked by loss and praise. The author skillfully weaves together themes of desire, doubt, and faith, all anchored in vivid natural imagery, such as crabapple blossoms and ripe corn. Ultimately, the work reveals how love intertwines with memory, creating a poignant connection that transcends generations.
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Miriam Weinstein explores themes of family, food, friendship, and community, often with a focus on Jewish experiences. Her writing is characterized by warmth, humor, and an accessible style, inviting readers into deeply relatable narratives. Her latest work offers a fresh perspective on navigating grief and mourning.


- 2022
- 2003
Jiddisch
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading