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Growing up as a Reform Jew, I often did not know many of the Hebrew words for the Jewish practices that I learned. I absorbed more about Jewish customs and traditions through growing up with friends and family than I learned in Sunday School and Hebrew School. This book helped put a name to things that I know about but didn't know what they were called and also taught me new things. Easy to understand for both Jewish people and non-Jewish people, I recommend this book to people who are curious about learning about Jewish beliefs.

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Whether you’re deeply connected to Jewish tradition or just looking for more meaning in your daily life, The Jewish Way to a Good Life is a thoughtful and uplifting guide. Rabbi Shira Stutman explores ten essential aspects of life—from love and work to rest and justice—showing how Jewish wisdom offers practical, fulfilling ways to navigate them.

This book isn’t just about religious rituals; it’s about timeless values that help us build community, find happiness, and bring more kindness into the world. With insights that are both profound and refreshingly down-to-earth, it’s perfect for anyone searching for a deeper connection—to faith, to others, or simply to a more intentional way of living. Highly recommended for readers of all backgrounds!

I really liked how Rabbi Stutman talks about the Jewish culture and religion and how it can be tied to other cultures.
I think she does a good job of explaining the Torah and how to integrate it into your life.
She explores different parts of the Jewish culture, like love, happiness, but even hate and how it affects who we are and can stand strong in our Jewishness.

Thanks NetGalley for this ARC.

Beautiful book highlighting Jewish culture and all things Jewish. I highly enjoyed and recommend this book to anyone looking to check out and learn more about Jewish culture.