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Rabbi Lindemann Lifelong Learning Center
Rabbi Lindemann Lifelong Learning Center
Membership has its perks, they say, and one of the best perks of Temple Beth Sholom membership is the use of the Rabbi Steven C. Lindemann Lifelong Learning Center of the Adele and Terry Uhr Library. Located to the right just as you enter the building, the Library offers a full range of resources for our member families and our staff. We have over 5,000 books, 600 films and a large collection of audio books for your use. Want a good novel? A mystery? A book on life cycle events? History? A cookbook? A biography? A children's book? We have large selections of all of these and much more. We are considered a Special Library as all of our materials have a Jewish focus.
The Library is open Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday mornings from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm, Wednesday afternoons from 2 - 5 pm, and Sunday mornings during the school year. You are invited to visit and enjoy this special place. You can also call and reserve materials to be left for you at the front desk to pick up when it's convenient. So stop by and say hello and find something to enjoy!
The Library’s catalogue is now searchable using our new software, ResourceMate, funded in part by a grant from the Jewish Community Foundation, Inc. You can check to see if the Library has a book you're looking for and email our librarian, Minna Siegel, to hold items for you or to request items you would like to add to our collection.
Minna Siegel
TBS Librarian
TBS Book Club - Wednesdays 1 - 3 pm
Please join us with book ideas, willingness to participate, and your thoughts on the book. Everyone is invited to attend. RSVP to Sherrie Cohen/856-751-1046 or Andi Levin/856-489-0801.
2022
July 13 - The Last Rose of Shanghai by Weina Dai Randel
August 3 - A Light Beyond the Trenches: A WWI Novel of Betrayal and Resilience by Alan Hlad
September 7 - Button Man by Andrew Gross
September 21 - It Could Happen Here: Why America is Tipping from Hate to the Unthinkable - And How We Can Stop It by Jonathan Greenblatt
October 12 - Woman on Fire by Lisa Barr
November 7 - Join us at the Katz JCC for Arts, Books, and Culture Festival
December 7 - People Love Dead Jews by Dara Horn
2023
January 4 - More Than I Love My Life by David Grossman
February 1 - An Observant Wife by Naomi Ragen
March 1 - The Matchmaker's Gift by Lynda Cohen Loigman
March 29 - Signal Fires by Dani Shapiro
May 3 - The Stars Are Not Yet Bells by Hannah Lillith Assadi - In May we meet at 12, please bring a dairy lunch and a list of books for possible selection for next year.
June 7 - Speaking of Race by Celeste Headlee
July 12 - Our Country Friends by Gary Shteyngart
Did you Know?
Did you know that the TBS Library has Kindles to loan? Preloaded with all the Book Group selections as well as other books for your electronic reading pleasure. You can borrow and read as many books
as you'd like during the two week loan period. Our kindles were funded by a grant from the Jewish Community Foundation, Inc.
Did you know that you can borrow DVDs (adult and children's) from the library at absolutely no cost? We have over 600 to choose from, each with some Jewish content.
Did you know that the library has the answer to that regular question, "What shall we have for dinner tonight?" Our kosher and vegetarian cookbook collection is current and gorgeous. We have all the latest!
Did you know that we have a large collection of audio books for you to make that daily commute enjoyable and a multitasking experience -- listen to a book and drive at the same time!
Did you know that the TBS library has an entire children's library? Yes, something for all the kids, from infants to teens. Encourage your children's Jewish literacy with books, DVDs and audio books.
Did you know that the library has a very large collection of adult books both fiction and non-fiction? Something to suit every need and mood.
Did you know that the library has Wi-Fi? Bring your wireless device and enjoy!
Did you know that there is a cart in the library with books for sale at the bargain price of $1 for paperbacks and $2 for hard bounds? They are all of Jewish interest. Check it out!
Tue, March 28 2023
6 Nisan 5783