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The American Jewish Reading Companion

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By Rivka Bennun Kay, Cody Fitzpatrick, David Bashevkin
| 18Forty
I Read This Over Shabbos is a weekly newsletter from Rivka Bennun Kay about Jewish book culture, book recommendations, and modern ideas. Receive this free newsletter every week in your inbox by subscribing here. Questions, comments, or feedback? Email Rivka at Shabbosreads@18forty.org. This month, to mark America’s 250th birthday, 18Forty explored American Jewish history. At the end of each month, we like to recommend books as a way of continuing the conversation.
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New retro-themed taco shop to open in Arcadia. What to expect

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By Cody Fitzpatrick
| Phoenix New Times Verified
It was over a Sunday game of beer pong that Aaron Pool, proprietor of Gadzooks Enchiladas & Soup, invented the Poolboy Taco. The unusual taco is now the namesake of Pool’s new restaurant, opening May 18 at the former Gadzooks location in Arcadia. The taco, which proved a hit at the Aspen Food & Wine Classic, features, of all things, sweet-and-spicy cornbread. “Don’t think of it like cornbread,” Pool says.
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Three New Jewish Books to Read

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By Cody Fitzpatrick, Rivka Bennun Kay, David Bashevkin
| 18Forty
I Read This Over Shabbos is a weekly newsletter from Rivka Bennun Kay about Jewish book culture, book recommendations, and modern ideas. Receive this free newsletter every week in your inbox by subscribing here. Questions, comments, or feedback? Email Rivka at Shabbosreads@18forty.org. Jewish literature is having a moment. From explorations of faith and argument to untold Jewish stories continuing to be brought to light, some phenomenal works of Jewish nonfiction have emerged in the past few months.
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