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EAST LIVERPOOL MUSE Group will resume on February 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the Museum of Ceramics. MUSE is a reading and discussion group that meets on the third Tuesday of the month and is free and open to all. Participants discuss the current book and other books that they are reading. February’s book is Promise by Minrose Gwin. On Palm Sunday, 1936 a massive funnel cloud destroyed the cotton-mill town of Tupelo, Mississippi and killed over 200 people. But that number includes only the number of whites who died…the African American community was not counted. Promise recounts that fateful time and the people who endured it. Colleen McCoy is the discussion leader.
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When an old house outside London is renovated, a treasure trove of Jewish documents from the 17th century is discovered in a secret cubbyhole, setting up a mysterious tale about life in a Jewish family that skips between the 1990s and the 1660s. British university historian Helen Watt joins forces with an intrepid graduate student to prove the identity of the person they believe is a female scribe who wrote the forgotten papers for a blind rabbi, a forbidden role for women during a time when the plague was rampant. The story delves into the hardships, successes and intimate lives of several Jewish families in an age where women s roles were extremely circumscribed. While it took me a while to really get into this work of historical fiction that took Rachel Kadish a dozen years to research and write, after I d read a few chapters the intricate story had me hooked. This 2017 National Jewish Book Award winner is a mystery and history all in one.