Helpful Score: 2
"Like the store, which is practically a character in its own right, the people in The Jew Store linger in the mind." The New York Times Book Review
"A memoir that deserves praise not only as a sensitive portrait of the neglected merchant-immigrant families of the South but also for the wry, loving wit that Suberman brings to the craft of remembrance." The Journal of Southern History
"A memoir that deserves praise not only as a sensitive portrait of the neglected merchant-immigrant families of the South but also for the wry, loving wit that Suberman brings to the craft of remembrance." The Journal of Southern History
