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Einstein's Rabbi by Michael Cohen.. is a bildungsroman without bluster. A sweet, serious novel about the intersection of faith and science, told in a conversational style, the author takes a fresh approach to a personal spiritual flowering with warm but prickly characters you'll nevertheless love, including Einstein's fictionalized rabbi. – Joel Gardner, LitSnap Editor |
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"I read Einstein s Rabbi in a single sitting. What made it so compelling was the believability of the three voices: narrator, rabbi, and Einstein....It is a measure of their wisdom that what they say is as full of questions as it is of answers.." – Rev. Frederick Buechner, Pulitzer Prize nominee "Einstein s Rabbi is fascinating, engaging and uniquely creative. It is more than the story of a young person s spiritual quest. It touches on many of the deep and fundamental issues that we face in our world today.." – Patrick Leahy, US Senator |
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Author bio: Rabbi Michael M. Cohen grew up in Ewing, New Jersey. He is a graduate of the University of Vermont where he received the History Award, and graduated in 1980 with honors. He lives in Manchester, VT. More information can be found here: http://www.internationalpeaceandconflict.org/profile/RabbiMichaelMCohen |
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Book Details: General Fiction; 160 pp. Thoughtful, but easy reading: Kindle/Print editions Publisher Website: http://www.northshire.com/printondemand.php |
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