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Sandra Toro's compelling account of the life of Doña Gracia Nasi, and her impact on the world of her day. Perhaps the wealthiest woman of the Renaissance, she used that wealth to rescue Spanish Jews persecuted by the Inquisition and intolerance.

Fiction: Women, Jewish. Cloth. $29.95

Counting the Omer by Rabbi Min Kantrowitz is a guide to spirituality through meditation during the days of Omer following Passover. Her Kabbalistic interpretations give new spiritual insight.

Judaism, Kabbalah, Meditation.
Paper $18.00

Seasons of Rita by Carol K. Rachlin gives us an insight into the experience of Native American women never before seen. Rita grew up in a traditional village but was forcibily taken to the government Indian school and obligated to speak English and attend the missionary church. She spent much of her life recovering from those experiences and eventually found healing in traditional religious rituals.

Native American Studies, Women's Studies.

$19.95. Paperback

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