As summer rolls in and Tishah B’Av approaches, it’s the perfect moment to reconnect with Jewish history through two classic works: Shevet Yehudah and Yaven Metzulah. In this episode, we reflect on why Jewish historical awareness matters—especially now—and how these books can frame our memory, mourning, and meaning during the Nine Days.

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This episode was recorded in 2023 and discusses Book Week in general, with a focus on publications from that year.

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In this inaugural episode of "Musings of a Book Collector," recorded just after Pesach 2023, we dive into the world of Seforim that have recently been released. As an experiment based on listener feedback, the episode encourages further interaction and criticism to fine-tune future discussions.

The episode explores the excitement surrounding the Mossad Rav Kook  sale in Yerushalayim. The host shares insights into the significant growth of the Seforim market, and discusses the challenges of keeping up with new releases.

Among the highlighted works is the newly published  updated and expanded edition of Reb Dovid Tzvi Hoffman's work on Vayikra.

Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of Seforim, exploring both the historical significance and contemporary impact of these new releases. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a curious reader, this episode offers a rich tapestry of insights into the evolving landscape of Jewish literature.