Wednesday the Rabbi Got Wet by Harry Kemelman / 1976 / William Morrow & Co., New York / Hardcover / Mystery/Fiction
No dust jacket, small stain on spine (3/4”) Otherwise clean and good to very good condition.
Wednesday the Rabbi Got Wet is a 1976 mystery novel by Harry Kemelman, and the sixth book in the popular Rabbi Small Mysteries series.
Book Overview
Plot: When a pharmacist makes a fatal medication error that kills a local patient, Rabbi David Small investigates whether the death was an intentional murder. At the same time, members of his congregation in Barnard's Crossing embrace trendy New Age practices that clash with traditional Jewish wisdom, and a troubled young man returning from a Hasidic cult becomes the prime suspect.
Themes: Like other books in the series, the story combines a classic whodunit with deep explorations of Conservative Judaism and Jewish law.
Wednesday the Rabbi Got Wet by Harry Kemelman / 1976 / William Morrow & Co., New York / Hardcover / Mystery/Fiction
No dust jacket, small stain on spine (3/4”) Otherwise clean and good to very good condition.
Wednesday the Rabbi Got Wet is a 1976 mystery novel by Harry Kemelman, and the sixth book in the popular Rabbi Small Mysteries series.
Book Overview
Plot: When a pharmacist makes a fatal medication error that kills a local patient, Rabbi David Small investigates whether the death was an intentional murder. At the same time, members of his congregation in Barnard's Crossing embrace trendy New Age practices that clash with traditional Jewish wisdom, and a troubled young man returning from a Hasidic cult becomes the prime suspect.
Themes: Like other books in the series, the story combines a classic whodunit with deep explorations of Conservative Judaism and Jewish law.
