You are invited to participate in our upcoming Temple Emanuel Used Book Sale Fundraiser!

Date: Sunday September 8, 2019

Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Location: Temple Emanuel, Berkovitz Hall, 600 Lake Hollingsworth Drive, Lakeland

Proceeds to benefit: Temple Emanuel’s Hurricane Relief Fund

● Pre-owned and pre-loved books

● Books from the Temple Library

● CDs, DVDs, and Records

Go green by buying pre-owned!

● Children’s Titles

● Adult Fiction and Non-Fiction

● Paperback and Hardcover

Pick up some reading materials, music or movies for a fraction of the original cost!

Sponsored by: Temple Emanuel

Book, CD, DVD, and Record donations will be accepted between August 25th and 29th only, at Temple Emanuel’s Berkovitz Hall. Please use the kitchen entrance!

We are not accepting magazines, games, puzzles, or encyclopedias. We ask that your items be clean and not damaged. Thanks!

Daytime hours for drop off: 10 am – 2 pm on these 3 days: Sunday August 25th, Monday August 26th, and Wednesday August 28th.

Evening hours for drop off: 5 pm – 7:30 pm on these 2 days: Tuesday August 27th and Thursday August 29th.

If you cannot make any of these times, please contact irmacole26@gmail.com to make a special appointment.

Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase the day of the sale.

If you have any questions, or would like to volunteer to help sort, set up, sell, clean up, etc., please contact: irmacole26@gmail.com

So start going through your books at home and get ready to donate them to Temple Emanuel. Thank you so much for your support!

Irma Cole

irmacole26@gmail.com

Temple Emanuel is thrilled to announce that our very own member authors Jennifer Audette, Bill Blocher, and Amy Blocher will be appearing at our upcoming Book Sale Fundraiser on Sunday September 8^th. Please come meet them and talk to them about their recent publishing accomplishments! Books will be available for purchase.

 

Phil and the Good Luck Charm

Jennifer Audette

Published March 13, 2019 Blurb Incorporated

Summer vacation was no picnic for Phil, as he studied several times a week for his upcoming bar mitzvah, a coming-of-age ritual for 13-year-old Jews. At least he had baseball games to look forward to. Sometimes, however, bar mitzvah lessons collided with the world of baseball – and in a most unexpected way!

Holocaust’s Child: Ten Stories of Children Who Survived

W.R. Blocher, Amy Blocher

Sunbury Press, Incorporated, Jun 21, 2019 – History – 214 pages

Ten children. Some survived with the help of others. Some survived on their own. Some not only survived but helped others survive as well. Each of their stories, like each of them, is different. Their experiences are different. But taken together, with each story in its own historical context, they provide a broad understanding of the struggles of those who survived and those who didn’t.