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Print this out and put on your refrigerator or class bulletin board, and have the kids design, with traditional art materials or a computer program, their own bookmarks that express what the quote means. Students could also use home and library resources to find more information about the person who was responsible for the quote! Especially useful during Jewish Book Month -which always takes place a month before the first night of Chanukah! Cover your bookcases with rugs and linens
of fine quality; preserve them from dampness and mice and
injury; for it is your books that are your true treasure.
Ibn Tibbon 1120-1190? Spanish Jewish Scholar Judah of Regensburg, Sefer Hasidim 13th century, work on ethics Judah of Regensburg, Sefer Hasidim 13th century, work on ethics Anonymous Judah Ha-Levi Spanish Poet, Physician Ibn Tibbon, c. 1120-1190 ? Spanish Jewish scholar Hai Gaon Head of Bet Din in 998 Wrote commentaries on Torah and Talmud until his death at age 99.
"Human beings can lose their lives in
libraries. They ought to be
warned."
"Libraries will get you through times of
no money better than money will get you through times of no
libraries."
"The death of a library, any library,
suggests that the community has lost its
soul."
"Many of the greatest adventurers of our
age...didn't travel much further than...a
library."
"Libraries ...house our
dreams."
"When in doubt, go to the
library."
"A library doesn't need windows. A
library is a window."
These quotation reference books are
available at the Jewish Community Library and at other
public libraries. A Treasury of Jewish Quotations by
Joseph L. Baron Leo Rosten's Treasury
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