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Blue Thread by Ruth Tenzer Feldman

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Blue Thread

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Ruth Tenzer Feldman

Ooligan Press · Ebook · February 1, 2012

Reading lane: Jewish YA

The women’s suffrage movement is in full swing in 1912 Portland, Oregon—the last holdout state on the West Coast.

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Good for fans of Historical FictionGood for readers who enjoy Jewish YA and Christian Historical Fiction.

Book Details

Authors
Ruth Tenzer Feldman
Publisher
Ooligan Press
Published
February 1, 2012
Format
Ebook
Theme
Jewish YA · Christian Historical Fiction
Reading lane
Jewish YA

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Publisher Categories

  • Historical YA Fantasy

  • YA Stories About Girls & Women

  • 19th‑Century US YA

  • Jewish YA

About This Book

The women’s suffrage movement is in full swing in 1912 Portland, Oregon—the last holdout state on the West Coast. Miriam desperately wants to work at her father’s printing shop, but when he refuses she decides to dedicate herself to the suffrage movement, demanding rights for women and a different life for herself. Amidst the uncertainty of her future, Miriam’s attention is diverted by the mysterious Serakh, whose sudden, unexplained appearances and insistent questions lead...

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The women’s suffrage movement is in full swing in 1912 Portland, Oregon—the last holdout state on the West Coast. Miriam desperately wants to work at her father’s printing shop, but when he refuses she decides to dedicate herself to the suffrage movement, demanding rights for women and a different life for herself. Amidst the uncertainty of her future, Miriam’s attention is diverted by the mysterious Serakh, whose sudden, unexplained appearances and insistent questions lead Miriam to her grandmother’s Jewish prayer shawl—and to her destiny. With this shawl, Miriam is taken back in time to inspire the Daughters of Zelophehad, the first women in Biblical history to own land. Miriam brings the strength and courage of these women with her forward in time, emboldening her own struggles and illuminating what it means to be an independent woman.

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