A Jewish immigrant family tries to make a home on a farm in rural Ohio in the early years of the twentieth century. Facing anti-Semitism, natural disaster, pandemic, and lack of experience, matriarch Bluma Rappaport struggles to launch her three daughters into a better life.
Join Miriam Flock for an in-person discussion including a brief presentation about the Jewish Back-to-the-Land Movement.
BYOB = Bring your own book!
* Book is available at Amazon, Barns and Nobles and also free digital version via our public library system.
For more information: call 650.378.2703 or pjcc.org/book-club