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Informationen zum Autor Ellen Golub is a research associate at the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute and is a former English professor, psychoanalytic literary critic and newspaper columnist. She is author of PsychoSemetic. Klappentext Newly updated and expanded! this guide offers practical! real-world advice using Judaism as a compass for the journey through adolescence and explores the wisdom and experiences of rabbis! athletes! writers! scholars! musicians and great Jewish thinkers. 6 x 9. Vorwort - ARC distributed to influencers and various trade publications. - Email marketing campaign to Turner Publishing subscribers.- Free Book Friday giveaway. - Website marketing on TurnerPublishing.com. Zusammenfassung What does it mean to become a Jewish woman? This growing up business isn't always what it's cracked up to be: It can be complicated and scary and seem impossibly hard. With all the choices and challenges before her, how does a girl become a young Jewish woman? The JGirl’s Guide is a first-of-its-kind book of practical, real-world advice using Judaism as a compass for the journey through adolescence. This newly updated and expanded survival guide for coming of age explores the wisdom and experiences of rabbis, athletes, writers, scholars, musicians and great Jewish thinkers. This inspiring, interactive book can help Jewish girls figure it all out. It explores what happens at school and with friends. It shows them how to get along better with their families. It offers them a chance to hear the voices of other girls going through experiences just like theirs. Now’s the time when girls are thinking: Who am I? What do I believe in? Who will I become? The JGirl’s Guide provides Jewish writings, traditions and advice that can help. Attuned to pop culture and trending topics, such as: eating disorders and health diversity and inclusion friendship and bullying ecology and ethical issues teen time management being a daughter becoming a Jewish woman (within new gender constructs) Useful when read by individuals or used in group settings. Accessible to wide variety of Jewish and Jew-ish people Many prompts for thinking, writing, and doing. ...
