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Monday the Rabbi Took Off
Monday the Rabbi Took Off | Harry Kemelman
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Monday takes Rabbi David Small on a private exodus to Israel for a much needed rest. But as usual, trouble follows the Rabbi. While his congregation at home is busy plotting his dismissal, the Rabbi is up against the Wall -- in an international incident involving a young American student, Israeli intelligence, and a group of Arab terrorists with murder on their minds . . .
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GidgetsTreasures75
GidgetsTreasures75
Monday the Rabbi Took Off | Harry Kemelman
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4-21-24: My 10th finished book of 2024! This is a very slow book written in 1972, about a rabbi named David and his wife Miriam. When David decides he needs a break, he takes a 3 month leave of absence from his synagogue to travel to Israel with his wife and son. He becomes involved in a recent set of bombings while in Israel and befriends a foreign correspondent visiting his son. Back home, the congregation is wondering if David will return.

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AmyG
AmyG
Monday the Rabbi Took Off | Harry Kemelman
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Anyone remember the Rabbi David Small books? Mysteries?

Monday the Rabbi Took Off
Tuesday the Rabbi Saw Red
Wednesday the Rabbi Got Wet
Thursday the Rabbi Walked Out
Friday the Rabbi Slep Late
Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry
Sunday the Rabbi Stayed Home

The Day the Rabbi Resigned....must have been the 8th day.

#8daysaweek #heyjune @Cinfhen @GypsyKat

Cinfhen Ha! I think my mom had these books! 6y
AmyG I read them because my Mom had them. Ha! 6y
Samplergal I think I read one way back. 6y
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DGRachel My mom used to own these, but I never read them. 6y
dsfisher Oh man, all this my Mom had them. Yes, @DGRachel your Mom did have them and so did her Mom. Enjoyed them a lot. 6y
ElishaLovesBooks My father loved these books. They were the only books I ever saw him read while I was growing up! (He‘s more of a newspaper kind of guy). (edited) 6y
GypsyKat I haven‘t read it, but good choice! 6y
minkyb Yes! I read them. I am probably older than your parents! 😂 6y
Dragon That‘s a blast from the past. I read a few of them but it‘s so long ago I can‘t remember them. 6y
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tigerkat81
tigerkat81
Monday the Rabbi Took Off | Harry Kemelman
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"He poked his head out the window and shouted at the driver of the car, 'May no harm befall you, but you are a great fool.'" Heh. Wish I was that polite when I get cut off.

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