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The gift of Asher Lev by Chaim Potok · Booklabria

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The gift of Asher Lev

New yorkJews

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First published: 1990
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

The Sequel to My Name is Asher Lev. Asher has a child, Avrumel, and once his Uncle Yitzchock passes away he must return home to Brooklynn. Throughout his time their he understands that his own father Aryeh will not be the new Rebbe if Avrumel is not allowed to be the successor after that. Asher must make decisions regarding the fate his hasidic community.

Subjects: New york
Jews
Artists
Romans
Jewish
Juifs
Set in: New York
Brooklyn
N.Y.) Brooklyn (New York

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