A house with seven windows
Subtitle: short stories
By: Kadya Molodowsky ; translated by Leah Schoolnik.
Contributors: Schoolnik, Leah.
Edition: 1st ed.
Series: Judaic traditions in literature, music, and art
Publisher: Syracuse University Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Syracuse, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 315
Table of contents: title: A house with seven windows; title: On a day of rest; title: The queen; title: The white wedding dress; title: A fur coat; title: The daughter-in-law; title: Hinde the gardner; title: The meeting; title: The rich man from Azherkov; title: The son-in-law; title: Gone; title: Tulia Shor's stories; title: The fourth mitzvah; title: King Solomon's bride; title: The captain; title: Charter members; title: Family life; title: In a living room; title: A long journey; title: Luck; title: Sylvia; title: A glimmer of youth; title: Eternal summer; title: Off the track; title: Eliahu Zalkind's bookkeeping; title: Married off; title: Home for Passover; title: Elaine; title: Brothers; title: On the eve of the journey; title: The shared sukkah; title: The Rashkovitcher wedding; title: To hear the megillah on Purim; title: Malkale Eshman; title: The lost Sabbath; title: Rosele; title: In a Jewish home; title: A wedding; title: Herschel Eisengold; title: The divorce; title: Friendship; title: A letter; title: The Amsterdams; title: Unhappy celebrations; title: In a Brownsville kretchma; title: The "kretchma"; title: Do-all; title: Sholem Moishe; title: The brothers; title: The crow; title: Avrom Leyb the shoemaker; title: Alter Itele's and his daughters; title: Slander; title: Brayndl; title: The Rafalovitches; title: In the palace; title: An old-country Erev Pesakh; title: Godl the shoemaker of Rehovot; title: Zorekh the community's.