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"Each of the twenty-one stories is an evocative "reporting" of the narrator's encounters with people who daily ride Jerusalem's bus lines, among them, housewives, Chasids, a blind man, a shoemaker - bus drivers themselves. The tone of Birstein's Yiddishized Hebrew is wry and empathic, savoring the individuality of these many characters"--
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And So Is the Bus: Jerusalem Stories | 
