The Rabbi’s Daughter

Author(s): Reva Mann

Location(s): Jerusalem, London

Genre(s): Autobiography/Memoirs

Era(s): 2000s

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The book starts with the early life of the writer growing up in an Orthodox household , her rebellion against her parents, and her subsequent enlightenment when she embraces her faith by marrying her husband, also from the Orthodox community. The main part of the book describes their life together in Jerusalem, her immersion and observance of the strict tenures of her faith, followed by her withdrawal from the hard observance of religion in her everyday life. It is a riveting and compulsive read.

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A candid book

I read this book not really expecting to review it here. Yet I think it is a very relevant read for understanding the life many of the people practising their faith in this city and therefore I think it...

Wish I had read before I had gone

I have visited Israel three times and Jerusalem once. I found the country and the city had a very intense atmosphere and amazing history. This book revealed to me the culture of the country and Judaism together with what...