Ebook {Epub PDF} Apprentice by Maggie Anton

A PLUME BOOK RAV HISDA’S DAUGHTER BOOK I: APPRENTICE MAGGIE ANTON was born Margaret Antonofsky in Los Angeles, California, where she still resides. Raised in a secular, socialist. Through the story of Hisdadukh, daughter of the wise, wealthy, and eminent Rav Hisda, Maggie Anton brings these silent women to life, revealing their prayers, their yearnings, their customs, their labors, their relationships, their tragic losses, and the power that came from sorcery/5. Rav Hisda’s Daughter, Book I: Apprentice () Penguin’s Plume Books. Reviewed by Virginia Ramey Mollenkott. Novelist Maggie Anton grew up in a secular socialist household that provided very little awareness of her Jewish religion. But in adulthood she and her partner David Packhurst strenuously studied www.doorway.ru: Virginia Ramey Mollenkott.

Maggie Anton is an award-winning author of historical fiction, as well as a Talmud scholar with expertise in Jewish women's history. She was born Margaret Antonofsky in Los Angeles, California, where she still resides. In she joined a women's Talmud class taught by Rachel Adler. Quotes by Maggie Anton "Azariel didn't know what to say. Most Frenchmen preferred voluptuous women - whose ample breasts proved how well the next generation would be nurtured, between whose thighs they would take their pleasure. Rav Hisda's Daughter, Book I: Apprentice () Penguin's Plume Books. Reviewed by Virginia Ramey Mollenkott. Novelist Maggie Anton grew up in a secular socialist household that provided very little awareness of her Jewish religion. But in adulthood she and her partner David Packhurst strenuously studied Judaism.

A PLUME BOOK RAV HISDA’S DAUGHTER BOOK I: APPRENTICE MAGGIE ANTON was born Margaret Antonofsky in Los Angeles, California, where she still resides. Through the story of Hisdadukh, daughter of the wise, wealthy, and eminent Rav Hisda, Maggie Anton brings these silent women to life, revealing their prayers, their yearnings, their customs, their labors, their relationships, their tragic losses, and the power that came from sorcery. Click to read more about Apprentice by Maggie Anton. LibraryThing is a cataloging and social networking site for booklovers.