Gaon Books
Kol Bat:
Voices of Jewish Women
Vanessa Paloma, editor
Kol Bat is the mirror image of the Biblical phrase Bat Kol, and it refers to the echo of a feminine voice responding to unanswerable questions from the heavens. Through this collection, contemporary women speak with insightful voices in the worlds of academia, religion, activism, arts and beyond.
Pulling It All Together:
Diary by One of America's First Jewish Women Judges
Anne Schlezinger
Five decades of writing about her life and work in Washington D.C.
The Mountain, the Desert and the Pomegranate: Stories from Morocco and Beyond
Vanessa Paloma
Stories of mysticism and Jewish life
Angelina Muñiz-Huberman
Starting from Spain long ago a young man leaves Toledo and the Inquisition. In this journey of life discovery he meets his soul partner, and together they find spirituality and mystical meaning in Eretz Israel.
Angelina Muñiz-Huberman
Is one of the leading writers of Mexico. Her sensuous, lyrical writing leads the reader into new spaces of the mind never explored.
Fiction: Women, Jewish.
Guardians of Hidden Traditions
Isabelle Medina-Sandoval writes an American saga of her family's crypto-Jewish roots going back to Toledo, Spain.
Historical Fiction: Women, Jewish.
Susan Vorhand
Shows how Kabbalah and Jungian psychology work to heal the Self and Soul. Spirituality and health.
Self-help, Kabbalah, Jung.
Vanessa Paloma
Draws from Sephardic stories and songs about women and girls to give spiritual teachings to all.
Fiction: Jewish, Women. 50 images.
African Saga
Nina Friedemann
One of the founders of studies of the African Diaspora. An author of 18 books, this is her best overall work about African descent people in South America.
African Diaspora, ethnohistory.
49 black and white photos