Synopsis: How have the Jews survived through millennia while other civilizations have declined? This book explores the qualities of a culture that produced notable figures like Moses, Christ, Spinoza, Marx, Freud, and Einstein. Max I. Dimont traces the Jewish saga from ancient Palestine through Europe, Asia, America, and modern Israel, illustrating their struggles, contributions, and resilience throughout history.

Synopsis: Jane is in real estate and has an open house today. As she struggles with the Open House signs, a humorous story unfolds in text inspired by the classic Dick and Jane readers. Featuring 35 new illustrations, this book highlights how Dick and Jane use Yiddish expressions to convey deeper emotions and cultural nuances. Through their interactions, including Dick schmoozing and Jane kvetching, the clash of cultures results in genuine hilarity.

Synopsis: This book presents a captivating history of the Jews, chronicling a four-thousand-year journey. It explores significant historical events and the rich diversity of Jewish life across various eras and locations, offering a unique perspective from a distinguished Jewish voice.