Description
How does one recognize a Jewish individual? Is there a special physical feature or perhaps they have a special color, do they live in a specific place, or maybe they display some particular facility? Here, in eye-catching radiantly captivating stories, authors Liz Kleinrock and Caroline Pritchard, along with a boldly colorful illustrator Iris Gottlieb, have assembled some responses for those having questions about the Jewish people, showing Jews to be a multiracial, multiethnic people composed of peoples of many colors.
Due to discrimination over times, Jews have existed in different areas of Europe, Asia, Africa, Middle East, India in Asia, Latin America and of course here in North America. The pages are filled with impressive images of responsible Jews over the eras who have and continue to enrich this world. Take a look at world famous violinist Itzhak Perlman, or a 1600 female Iraqi rabbi Osnat Barzanii, or more currently check out student activist artist Is Perlman a young designer for a Broadway show. There are examples of Jews of different ages working in diverse fields, all positively contributing to the fabric of life.
This enriching presentation of a sensitive topic about a minority group will radiate pride in the Jewish reader and will profit others to take a look at the Jewish engagement in life.