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What Book Changed your Life?

Which Orthodox Jewish book (in English) have you read that changed your life? Jewish Action wants to know!

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Which Orthodox Jewish book (in English) have you read that changed your life? Jewish Action wants to know!

Perhaps it strengthened your faith, altered your perspective or helped you through a difficult time. Tell us in 300-400 words how and why the book impacted you.

Email us at ja@ou.org. Deadline: Feb. 18.

Sara Goldberg

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