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[close] Welcome Chicagoland Jewish Parents to the Jewish Parent Book Club! This is the Book Club for the very busy Jewish parent located in the Chicago and Chicagoland area. This book club is partnering with Bookie's an independent book shop in the Beverly neighborhood in Chicago. They have graciously offered a 10% discount so books can be purchased directly through them! Details: A bit unorthodox, we only read 4 books for the year. Unheard of? We know! Life gets busy and things move fast when raising kiddos. This book club is made for the busy parent that can't fly through a book every month! Commit to only 1 book per quarter. Basically you have under 3 months to get through each book. Book 1 (Jan.-March)/Book 2 (April-June)/Book 3 (July-Sept.)/Book 4 (Oct.-Dec.) All 4 books will be on the topic of Jewish Parenting. These books will provide guidance & perspective. Do not feel obligated to join each quarter as each book choice may not jive with you and you can always wait for the next book. Why does parenting matter in Judaism? The Talmud teaches that a parent is obligated to instruct their child in the following three areas of life: 1) A belief and value system to help them navigate the complexities of life; 2) a trade, to ensure their financial independence; and 3) basic survival skills—an example of which is swimming. Meetings occur every 3 months over Zoom. Stay in the comfort of your own home! Please utilize the discussion portion of the Goodreads site to add discussion topics. These will be added to a document for each meeting session to discuss. Parent in Hebrew: Horim Pronounced Horeem Definition of Horim from Chabad.org

[close] This is a book club for Jewish and non-Jewish hot girls (who is a girl is open to self-definition and interpretation) alike who want to read one Jewish book per month. Jewish books include books by and about Jewish people, as well as Jewish themes, religion, peoplehood, politics, and history.

[close] A casual group for those interested in reading Jewish (or Jew-ish) books. All books in this group have some connection to Judaism, whether through the topic, storyline, characters, themes, author, etc.

[close] Let's recommend to each other and talk about Queer Jewish books! Nonfiction and fiction welcome. Less of a book club (unless you want it to be) and more of a fun chat and rec kind of situation.