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4.0 out of 5 stars
A young Jewish girl comes to terms with her identity.,
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This review is from: Once I Was a Plum Tree (Paperback)
I thought Once I Was A Plum Tree was a very sensitively written book, dealing with the child who feels different from the others in her milieu and must find her own sense of identity without many supports around her. The characterizations rang true, and the relationships between people were finely drawn. It also addressed a widely shared situation: that of the Jewish child whose parents are not terribly religiously observant, but who still knows that she is Jewish and must define what that means in America. It was a very satisfying read.
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Once I Was a Plum Tree by Johanna Hurwitz (Paperback - Oct. 1992)
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