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THE MEASURE OF HIS GRIEF, Lisa Braver Moss's debut novel, can be ordered at any independent book store. It's also available on amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.com.
FINALIST, 2011 National Indie Excellence Awards' Religion - Fiction category
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ADVANCE PRAISE for THE MEASURE OF HIS GRIEF
"Finally -- an intelligent questioning of Jewish circumcision, in a terrific, entertaining and very original story you won't forget. A must-read!" -- Dr. Dean Edell, Emmy award-winning medical journalist and host of America's most popular radio show on health
"A brave, insightful and compassionate novel. Lisa Braver Moss ventures where few Jewish writers have gone -- to question the foundational practice of circumcision and its impact. Inside the Waldman home is an equal measure of grief, confusion, and moral outrage, rendered delicately by Moss with equal care for the issue and her characters." -- Michael Kimmel, author of Guyland
"You don't have to be Jewish to be concerned about circumcision, nor to appreciate The Measure of His Grief--a thoughtful, nuanced, and wryly funny portrait of Berkeley and the foibles of its denizens." -- Liza Dalby, author of Hidden Buddhas and Geisha
FINALIST, 2011 National Indie Excellence Awards' Religion - Fiction category
More about the book
ADVANCE PRAISE for THE MEASURE OF HIS GRIEF
"Finally -- an intelligent questioning of Jewish circumcision, in a terrific, entertaining and very original story you won't forget. A must-read!" -- Dr. Dean Edell, Emmy award-winning medical journalist and host of America's most popular radio show on health
"A brave, insightful and compassionate novel. Lisa Braver Moss ventures where few Jewish writers have gone -- to question the foundational practice of circumcision and its impact. Inside the Waldman home is an equal measure of grief, confusion, and moral outrage, rendered delicately by Moss with equal care for the issue and her characters." -- Michael Kimmel, author of Guyland
"You don't have to be Jewish to be concerned about circumcision, nor to appreciate The Measure of His Grief--a thoughtful, nuanced, and wryly funny portrait of Berkeley and the foibles of its denizens." -- Liza Dalby, author of Hidden Buddhas and Geisha
