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A Day of Small Beginnings. by Lisa Pearl Rosenbaum. 1. WHEN I WENT TO MY REST IN I WAS EIGHTY-THREE AND childless, aggravated that life was done with me and that I was done with life. I turned my face from the Angel of Death and recited the Psalm of David. Rosenbaum's debut sets The Lovely Bones to strains of Fiddler on the Roof. In rural Zokof, Poland, in , young Itzik Leiber protects three small Jewish boys from a beating, resulting in the accidental death of a menacing Polish peasant/5(31).  · A Day of Small Beginnings by Lisa Pearl Rosenbaum, Hardcover | Barnes Noble®. ×. Uh-oh, it looks like your Internet Explorer is out of date. For a better shopping experience, please upgrade now. www.doorway.ru

[PDF] Read A Day of Small Beginnings: by Lisa Pearl Rosenbaum, A Day of Small Beginnings, Lisa Pearl Rosenbaum, A Day of Small Beginnings Poland on a cold spring night in the small Jewish cemetery of Zokof Friedl Alterman is wakened from death On the ground above her crouches Itzik Leiber a reclusive unbelieving fourteen year old whose fatal mistake has spurred the town s angry residents to. A Day of Small Beginnings: A Novel by Rosenbaum, Lisa Pearl. Little, Brown and Company. Used - Good. Good condition ex-library book with usual library markings and stickers. A Day of Small Beginnings. by Lisa Pearl Rosenbaum. 1. WHEN I WENT TO MY REST IN I WAS EIGHTY-THREE AND childless, aggravated that life was done with me and that I was done with life. I turned my face from the Angel of Death and recited the Psalm of David.

My debut novel, A Day of Small Beginnings, asks the question, who are we if we don’t know where our families came from?. Rosenbaum's first novel, A Day of Small Beginnings, tells the story of a Polish American family as they search for their roots; it was inspired by Rosenbaum's own visit to Poland with her in-laws. Itzik, the protagonist of the story, leaves Poland in following an anti-Semitic attack on his village. Rosenbaum's debut sets The Lovely Bones to strains of Fiddler on the Roof. In rural Zokof, Poland, in , young Itzik Leiber protects three small Jewish boys from a beating, resulting in the accidental death of a menacing Polish peasant.