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  • "No one I knew ever called her Gitl," Mrs. Berlin said.

    Briar Rose Yolen, Jane 1991

  • "No one I knew ever called her Gitl," Mrs. Berlin said.

    Briar Rose Yolen, Jane 1991

  • Indeed, the book begins with the grotesque morality plays of Gitl bas Yuda Leyb, a remarkable early 18th-century woman writer whose sense of God's mercy would have made Flannery O'Connor blush: the morals of her anecdotes always seemed to boil down to the need to trust in God, because everything good can be destroyed at a moment's notice.

    Alex Remington: Radiant Days, Haunted Nights: Yiddish Folktales Are Like the Brothers Grimm With Rabbis 2009

  • I'd add Gitl, Bernstein, and even the loutish husband Jake, from Hester Street.

    Top 10 Jewish Movie Characters. Ann Althouse 2009

  • For the first time she realized that s not really know how Eve became Gitl, or if Gid had bee grandmother's real name.

    Briar Rose Yolen, Jane 1991

  • Indeed, the book begins with the grotesque morality plays of Gitl bas Yuda Leyb, a remarkable early 18th-century woman writer whose sense of God's mercy would have made Flannery O'Connor blush: the morals of her anecdotes always seemed to boil down to the need to trust in God, because everything good can be destroyed at a moment's notice.

    The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2009

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