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In Other Lifetimes All I've Lost Comes Back to Me: Stories

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By Jamie Wendt, Mona Golabek, Lee Cohen, Emil Sher
| Jewish Book Council
Court­ney Sender’s debut short sto­ry col­lec­tion, In Oth­er Life­times All I’ve Lost Comes Back to Me, is a unique explo­ration of desire and yearn­ing for the right part­ner and a life of hap­pi­ness. Most of the sto­ries involve either the ghosts of past lovers or cur­rent lovers who are haunt­ed by ghosts of the past.
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I Love You More | Quill and Quire

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By Emil Sher
| Quill & Quire Verified
In I Love You More, author and playwright Emil Sher has penned a beautiful book that effortlessly teaches early literacy and reinforces affection toward children. Each page is a fresh window into a child’s life and an affirmation of the hidden ties that bind pairs of things together delivered with an explicit message.
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Thank You Modeh Ani

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By Mona Golabek, Lee Cohen, Emil Sher, Sonia Possentini
| Jewish Book Council
By – February 7, 2022 Rab­bi Alyson Solomon teach­es sev­er­al gen­tle, but vital, lessons in this col­or­ful pic­ture book about appre­ci­a­tion and gratitude. A group of hap­py, healthy chil­dren frol­ic out­doors, aware that life is won­der­ful because their bod­ies per­form so many essen­tial func­tions enabling their dai­ly well-being.
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I Love You More - Barbara Reid

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By Emil Sher
| barbarareid.ca
Written by Emil Sher, Illustrated by Barbara Reid. Scholastic Canada How much do I love you? I love you more than ice cream loves cones. This gorgeous, playful book opens up infinite possibilities for saying I love you that carry on long after closing the book. Follow along as young Des’s day winds him through his busy, diverse neighbourhood, highlighting different relationships across age, gender and race, and moments bound together by love.
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Opinion: Two winding paths to the Promised Land: A Jewish reflection on anti-Black racism

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By Emil Sher
| The Globe and Mail Verified
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