The Peddler's Grandson

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Growing up as one of the few Jews in Jackson, Mississippi, Edward Cohen navigated the complexities of his identity in a segregated environment, blending Southern culture with Jewish traditions. His memoir offers a poignant exploration of being an outsider, enriched by the experiences of three generations of American Jews. Through his personal narrative, Cohen captures the universal themes of belonging and cultural heritage, providing a unique perspective on the intersection of faith and regional identity.