(Fiction, 297 pp. 1925)
Bread Givers gives voice to the immigrant Jewish woman’s struggle as, in unadorned prose, the harsh world of a young woman without resources or external support is graphically represented. We cheer, we sigh, and we shake our heads in disbelief as our heroine pushes the boundaries of culture, religion, and family to survive.
- Discussion questions
- Discussion questions
- Review: New York Times, September 13, 1925 (excerpt)
- Review: Eclectic Reader, March 18, 2011
- Review by Erika Dreifus, JBooks.com, 2009
- Biography
- Biography
