Jewish as a Second Language: How to Worry, How to Interrupt, How to Say the Opposite of What You Mean

This nice book of humor shares what it’s like to communicate jewish-ly. It contains quippy jokes and musings on jewish identity such as cooking, earring, worrying, many other stereotypes, what to be found (and not be found) in a jewish household. It’s not quite teaching Hebrew or Yiddish, but a different approach into how you use your words, not quite the language of the words themselves.

(This new remainder book may contain a sharpie mark on the top or bottom edge and may show mild signs of shelfwear.)